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1.9 KiB
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33 lines
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Airline Scams
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1) When you buy your tickets, tell you travel agent that your kids love to
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play "travel", so could she please leave the voided travel coupons in with your
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ticket so you can give them to them. (this is the copy of the ticket that is
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included in the carbons looks just like a ticket, except it has void printed
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where the "destination" appears.) then when you check in at the airplane, give
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them the voided portion . (make sure you have the good one in case they don't
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take it!) about 2 out of 5 agents just glance at the flight number and the date
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and hand you a boarding pass. when your trip is over, you cash your real
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ticket back in at your travel agency and tell them that you changed plans.
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(don't do this more than once at the same travel agency though!)
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2) Another fun game is the "lost baggage" scam. when you check your bags in,
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make sure you include one bag that is a "carry-on" size bag. when you arrive
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at the baggage terminal, you get all your bags and then tear off (discretly!)
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the tag for the carry-on-sized bag. then you march over to the airline and
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tell them that one of your bags did not arrive. they will ask to see your
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claim stub and your ticket. then you will have to describe the contents and
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the style of bag. (make sure you pick out an *expensive* bag - all leather or
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a "hartman" type bag.) the contents should be a few silk ties, a $400 suit, a
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hewlett packard calculator, an electric razor, a few computer program disks, an
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assortment of irreplaceable papers, etc. your bags are insured for $1,250 per
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trip, so with a little creative paperwork, you can make $5-600 on a trip. once
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again, the insurance industry is involved, so always do this under a different
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name and address each time. *never* use a different name than appears on your
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ticket...
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Off The Wall (20 meg) (303) 443-3367
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