Polident companion flying free??????

[r3ngels]

Does anyone know anything about the Polident promotion when you buy 5 boxes of polident you get a companion fare free? I went to the website and it gave a comparision chart that if I was flying from St Louis going to Orlando my fare would be 320- with a free companion.

Has anyone used this promo? Do you know what airlines?

TIA... there was a thread on the budget board but I wondered if you guys had any info either.

 

[Obi-Wan Pinobi]

Have you asked about this on the Transportation Board?

The Wendy's cup promo was discussed a bit, but I haven't heard anything about this mentioned there.

 

[Obi-Wan Pinobi]

Well, lo and behold.

 

[r3ngels]

Thanks I just posted it on the Transportation board and checked out the polident website... I wonder what airline and if you have control over the times... with 3 kids I would hate to fly when it was a perfect time for them or actually others on the plane would hate it more than me (I have learned to tune them out)

My daughter uses polident for her retainer... I may have to stock up

 

[momof2inPA]

It looks like a decent deal, if the taxes and fees are low.

 

[r3ngels]

I thought it seems like a good deal too... but almost too good to be true.

 

[AshAlytwins]

My daughter uses polident for her retainer... I may have to stock up [/QUOTE]

My twins use alot of it too for retainers....I am going to check up on the deal!!!

 

[ktpool]

I looked at this a couple of weeks ago. You can go to the Polident site and they have a link right there that shows the 4 or 5 Zones for the US and how much it costs to fly between each zone. It did not seem like a great deal to me. It was like $450 plus fees. I think I can do better with Ding or even Priceline...

 

[r3ngels]

For me it isn't that bad because it would be 320- but I don't know about taxes and fees plus I would love to know what airlines and if we could pick the times.

 

[POB14]

From the Terms and Conditions:

Selection of the airline varies by market, and is at the sole discretion of the issuing agency based on availability because airline participation varies from market to market.
. . .
Fare may not be available for all flights/routes/markets. This program is valid on specific schedules and carriers and, at time of booking, is subject to individual carrier's capacity controls and may be limited/unavailable for certain flights or dates.

Sounds like there are limited flights and dates.

Booking is through www.CompanionBooking.com; you can't do anything there without a certificate number, so no way to tell in advance what airlines, etc.