Priceline Question

[FayeW]

I know that if you have a bid rejected, you cannot rebid unless you add a star level, or a bidding area, otherwise you have to wait 72 hours. This is my first time using priceling, and my question is, if I tried from my home PC, and then tried from my computer at work, will I fool the system, or does it pull the rebid time from the personal data I enter?

 

[July]

Its the personal data.
Sorry

 

[yecats]

Above poster is correct, I think we have all tried that one (funny how we all think alike). I would go back and rebid in a zone that doesn't have anything in the star level your bidding on. My initial bids were rejected even though I was within range (WDW resort levels) and started bidding at $60, then up to $65 then up to $70 and rejected but kept adding in different zones (no resort levels) and final got accepted at $72. Keep trying. If your leaving really soon on vacation you may want to try Hotwire. Generally I find that rooms are sold for $10 to $20 more per night but if you don't want to wait around, then you may think it is worth it as your still getting a discounted room. Check out the betterbidding.com site if you want to bid on Hotwire.

 

[Lewisc]

Originally posted by FayeW
I know that if you have a bid rejected, you cannot rebid unless you add a star level, or a bidding area, otherwise you have to wait 72 hours. This is my first time using priceling, and my question is, if I tried from my home PC, and then tried from my computer at work, will I fool the system, or does it pull the rebid time from the personal data I enter?

For a resort hotel in Orlando you have more than enough "free rebids". Add a zone that doesn't offer resorts and you can rebid and still be sure have getting a resort in the zone you want.

If your spouse has his own credit card and e-mail address he can bid after you stop bidding. You may need to use another computer or clear your cookies.

 

[deltachi8]

check out the hotel FAQ on biddingfortravel.com, it explains free bids quite well