Re: Priceline -any success stories?

Part of the problem is that you are getting fantastic rates directly.
If you are seeing the Mirage for $75 , that's a fantastic deal
Priceline isn't going to beat. But when the best you can do directly is
$200 at the Mirage, Priceline can be great.

For details on how to "work" priceline, see www.biddingfortravel.com .
Oh, and you are probably doing two things wrong. You usually get great
rartes from priceline only at the last minute (so you want to get a
refundable reservation first, then hope for something better from
priceline at the last minute.) Second, the "offers" from priceline are
usually way overpriced. So if you bid $70, and they offer $110, that
doesn't mean the "priceline price" is $150. You could probably bid and
get the room for $90 or even less.

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