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To: Mark Davis who wrote (2016)	3/10/1999 5:43:00 AM
From: William W. Dwyer, Jr.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3216

Mark, You really crack me up. I love those commercials with William Shatner. Doesn't he sound really excited about that stuff he sells? Wonder what the script would read like if he were advertising viagra. But, concerning airline tickets, the one thing I did learn from Robin Dayne and her seminar was how to order very cheap airline tickets. She referred me to a company call "Cheap Tickets" at 800-377-1000 and I got a really good deal with them. I was trying to fly roundtrip from New Orleans to Nashua, New Hampshire and had been quoted by the various airlines prices from $800 - 1,500. Spending quite a bit of time checking out the airline websites, I was still getting prices in that range. One quick call to Cheap Tickets, though, and I got my roundtrip tickets for about $278. The phone call took maybe five minutes and the tickets were delivered to my home next day for a modest $10 fee. And, unlike the airlines, no Saturday night stay was required and I got direct flights on the days and times I requested. Not a bad deal at all, and I highly recommend checking this source for tickets. Oh, the tickets were supposed to be non-refundable and non-changeable in any way. But, U.S. Airways let me change the return flight (because I left the seminar early) and did not even charge me a fee. Nothing. Nada. It was a good deal, imho. So, if Bill Shatner got THAT excited about Price Line, think how excited he would be about Cheap Tickets. Bill