vouchers

[Jasminesmommy]

Ok I have questions about these. I see bunches on ebay and wondering how legit these are?? Can anyone buy them and use them? It seems the cheap way to eat good. How do they work and what is the value of them? Are they different prices and different vochers? How does one get them in the first place?? anything else I missed please add. I just don't want to buy off ebay and be told I can't use them.

[HaleyB]

Look for the thread "Everything you ever wanted to know about connections vouchers"
There are four kinds, although you will not find much info on the "dinner" ones. Breakfast-$19.99 (I think) adult/ $9.99 child.
Q&C- $11.50- Good at counter service...
VKL-$31- Sit down lunch

[DNBois]

I wouldn't specifically trust the vouchers on ebay - yes, anyone can use them but there is no guarantee they will have a 2005 expiration date or you will get a deal.
I, myself, just joined the hotwire savings club with a free 30 day trial and $7.95 a month afterward (you can cancel anytime you want). I ordered some vouchers online - they were $18.25 for breakfast, $11.50 for quick and casual lunch and $31.00 for sit-down lunch. The vouchers indicate exactly what you can order and on the back, they list the places where they can be used. I honestly don't think I am saving that much - I just like the idea of some pre-paid meals when we get down there. Hotwire savings club also offer other great deals - my favorite is $4.50 movie tickets. Let me know if you need any other info:)

[Jennylen]

Is there any expiration dates on GC from Hotwire? Thanks.

[Cyndo723]

I've ordered lots of gift card from hotwire and none have had expiration dates. They are regular plastic credit card type gift cards just like you purchase at the stores.

[greenkdc]

I have a questio, where is the best place to buy these vouchers? This is our first trip. I need all the help I can get.
Thanks:earsboy: :earsboy:

[angel's momma]

Originally posted by Cyndo723
I've ordered lots of gift card from hotwire and none have had expiration dates. They are regular plastic credit card type gift cards just like you purchase at the stores.


Just wanted to note that some of them do have statements about length of non-use though (The ones purchased at those stores do also).

For example: Toys R Us says "To cover administrative costs, a $2.00 per month dormant account fee will be deducted from your account balance after 24 months of non-use, except for Gift Cards purchased in the state of California or where prohibited by law."