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>For a free report on how to save up to 70% on ALL >Travel, both Domestic and Foreign, Send a Balnk Email to:

I tried to send to the address below, but it would not send the message.   It said "error reading mail command".  I would, however, like to have the free report on how to save up to 70% on all travel.  Would you please send me one.  Thanks Winnie Janzen – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >..

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>  >For a free report on how to save up to 70% on ALL >  >Travel, both Domestic and Foreign, Send a Balnk Email to: >  I tried to send to the address below, but it would not send the message.   >  It said "error reading mail command".  I would, however, like to have the >  free report on how to save up to 70% on all travel.  Would you please send >  me one.  Thanks >  Winnie Janzen

Keep you money in your pocket, Winnie. This is a well known scam in the travel industry (I own my own travel retail and wholesale companies so know of what I’m speaking); this person will sell you an expensive pack of useless junk. The reality is simple :  More and more these days, if you don’t have an official IATA ID card, you don’t qualify for discounts.  Unless this person is going to give you an official IATA card, you won’t qualify for anything really worth having.  No cheap air fares.  Less and less cheap hotel rooms.  And so on and so on.  The only thing you’ll qualify for is predatory pricing on so-called "agent fams" which cost more than a careful traveller could buy on their own. Note – to qualify for an official IATA card you have to work a minimum number of hours a week selling travel (I forget how many) and you have to earn more than a certain minimum number of dollars a year from selling this travel.  Trust me – you won’t qualify, and if this person gets you one by telling lies, I can get you a good reward for reporting him to IATA who are very severely stamping out abuses. It gets worse – travel discounts these days are rarely worth having.  Although I am an owner of a well established agency and also travel wholesaler, I’ll many times buy my own travel as if I were a regular person – I find I can get better rates (and much better service!). It is a sad shame to see such deceptive abusive practices spreading to the Internet…  :(  As I said, keep your money in your pocket where it belongs. David

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