PIN to travel agent?

[babyruth]

I got a PIN but was already pricing a package thru an agency, they said they can see if they can apply the PIN for me but I am nervous :confused:, think it's safe to give my PIN to the agent?

[marcielm]

It's very safe to give it to your agent. It can only be used for you. They will call in and see if there is availability & such with your PIN, just like you would have if you were booking it yourself. :)

[tinka-belle]

Clients give me their PINs all the time. They can only be used by the person named, no one else can use your PIN # so you are in no danger of losing it.

[cosmicrays]

I give me TA pins I get. You should be fine!

[catgirl]

I just book a trip in May with a pin I gave to my AAA travel agent. She was so helpful with my 2008 trip, that I wanted to give her my business for this trip. She said I saved more with my pin then she could get for me with AAA discount. She also waived AAA booking fee ($15) for asking for her directly.:banana:

[lindym]

My clients always call me when they receive a pin. It only applies to them and has their name on it.

[cjnix29]

has anyone had to take a copy of their pin when checking in? I booked through AAA and they told me I would have to take a copy of my pin postcard with me when I got to the hotel. I know I have booked with a pin before and have never had to do that.

[marcielm]

I had mine with me when I went last March, but the CM said I didn't need it. I had a whole folder of 'stuff' because I wasn't sure what I did & did not need, and wanted to make sure I had all of my bases covered.

I don't believe you need it when you check in, but it certainly won't hurt if you tuck it in with your travel docs.