We’ll see how it goes.

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Do you call internationally? Save your money and use this service until it goes away … AllFreeCalls.net

You don’t have to use your computer (like Skype, etc.) either. Just pick up any phone (cell phone included) and call an IOWA phone number and then you can call 30 different countries for absolutely free for as long as you want to talk.

Here’s how:

1) Dial 712-858-8094 (Note, regular long distances charges will apply, if you don’t have free long distance)
2) Listen to the instructions
3) At the prompt, enter 011, the country code you are calling and the number you wish to call.

That’s it. If you don’t believe it, give it a try … and tell your parents that they can call Korea for free!

Free is good … and if you want/need a T-Mobile/Starbucks Hotspot Wifi account for 3 months free, check this out!

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Thanks Tricia (who gets it from there every year)!

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- The best travel deal site is kayak.com (Thanks Katherin). It’s like expedia.com, if you’ve ever used them, except that it’s more like google for travel sites. What do I mean? Well, instead of finding all the best fares and booking if for you, all it does is go to hundreds of travel sites and finds the best fare and then sends you to their website to book it. Why is that better? Because unlike expedia, they don’t charge you extra (handling fee). And besides that extra cost, I’ve found that the fares on it are MUCH cheaper because it includes discount websites and not just the major airlines. The best thing about it is the interface. It’s very clean and very fast and reminds me of google.

- If you can, fly JetBlue. It’s cheap and it’s the best! I won’t write anymore on that, since I’ve already written on it.

- Do you priceline? The best thing to priceline are hotels. Many of us have gotten four star hotels for $30-$40, regularly (the worst part of that is that sometimes the parking with the four star hotels are like $12!). Priceline for airlines aren’t really worth it because you can’t pick times, just the date. But, for hotels, it’s great! So, you might be saying, “I already knew about priceline … that’s old news!” Yeah, so, here comes the travel tip. Have you ever pricelined and though, man, I have no idea what to bid … or maybe you bid and got it, but thought, “I should have gone cheaper!” Introducing www.biddingfortravel.com. This is a GREAT website cause it’s a forum of people who have pricelined and for what price they got it for in what area. So, for hotels, if you pick this area for this price and this star, you will get this hotel … It has helped tremendously! If you take the time to read their FAQ, they’ll even give you priceline tips (like rebidding in the same area without changing something).

Ok, so on to some travelling tips:
- Always, always, always, ask for a bulkhead seat or an exit row seat (unless your flying first class, of course!). They will only assign these at the airport, so as you check in, ask for it. Why? Because you get MUCH more leg room then all the other seats. I think it’s even better to have a middle bulkhead seat than an aisle regular seat.

- Did you know that on every airplane, there are magazines for you to read? I’m not talking about the Delta magazine or the Sky Mall magazine. I’m talking about REAL mags. Usually it’s the FIRST overhead bin and the LAST overhead bin. As I’m boarding the plane, I ALWAYS look inside the first bin to grab a couple of magazines. Or if you forget, you can always ask the stewardess for them.

- If you travel on high travel days (during the holidays) or you see that the flight is very full, go and ask to be put on the list to give up your seat. This is assuming that it’s okay for you to arrive late. This is how to get some good flight vouchers for future flights. The family and I have done this in the past and one time, we got $500 per person (me, Kathy, Kailey and Emily) of vouchers and we used that $2000 for the whole year in travel.

- BYOH = Bring your own headset. The one on the airplanes really stink! Especially if you are gonna watch a movie or watch DirecTV (JetBlue), bring your own. It’s MUCH louder and cleaner.

This is just the tip of the iceberg. I know there are some travel “experts” among us, so, contribute in the comments.

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Guess they’re doing this because of the finger in the chili thing.

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Add that your current system or make it an external hard drive and go between computers.

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Found this out a couple of years ago and was reminded of it recently. I called the Sprint PCS representative one time and told them that I had a couple of dropped calls. She said that I could get credit for those calls. This is what you can do when you get a dropped call (or anytime, actually):

* Call *2 on your SprintPCS phone (calls customer solutions)
* When greeted by “Claire” (their automated customer service system) and asked what you need help with, simply say “Credit for a Dropped Call”
* Sprint will then credit your account 1 minute of airtime at the highest local rate, usually $0.50

The rep says that “this was permissible for up to 20 times per billing cycle.” Do the math and you will see that it will save you $10.00 per bill. Additionally, if you have a family share plan you can repeat this for each line, saving you an additional $10.00 per line during each billing cycle. One rep stated that even she “does this every month, regardless of whether or not she has had 20 dropped calls. It saves [her] $10.00 per month!” If I were to calculate all the dropped calls that I’ve had in all my years that I have had Sprint, I couldn’t even break even by doing this …

Anyway, for those who have Sprint, enjoy!

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If you have a laptop, here’s a free coupon for 1 free day at Starbucks Hotspot or 1 free month at Starbucks.

http://selfcare.hotspot.t-mobile.com/
Promotion codes:
1 day pass
STDAYPASS0802
1 month free trial
ATIB30043

check it out!!!

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