Feecation is a subscription service that offers to reimburse all of your travel fees. The reimbursement applies specifically to airline fees (max. $500/yr), hotel fees (max. $250/yr), rental car fees (max. $250/yr), and WiFi fees (max. $250/yr). A maximum total of $1,250 per year. You are limited to $10 maximum per claim, but there is not a limit on the number of claims that you can submit. You submit your claims via an online form and email a receipt. It takes 3 to 6 weeks to receive your rebate by written check.
Other bloggers are posting on this service, but I have a slightly different strategy to this service. Reasonably it is possible to sign up for this service for free for one month. In order to maximize this deal, sign up for free the day before departing on a trip. Some of the more valuable covered fees that I recognize are the airline in-flight meals, airline wifi, airline tv in-flight, and hotel resort fees. See below for full list of covered fees.
You could reasonably purchase as much food on a flight as you wanted for free. You would just need to limit your purchases to $10 per transaction. So if you wanted two sandwiches for $8.99 each you would need to make two separate transactions with two separate receipts (Your flight attendant might hate you). I'm not sure if alcoholic beverages would qualify for a reimbursement, but I will try it.
You have 30 days to submit a travel fee charge. If you have a trip that lasts less than 30 days, cancel your subscription before the end of the 30 day period and avoid paying the first $14.97 fee.
On a single trip with one round trip ticket it would be possible to gain up to $100 value. Not sure yet if you would be able to sign up multiple times (possibly use a different email address) for each separate trip.
There is a 30 day free trial with a $14.97 monthly fee after that. The website states that you can cancel whenever you want easily on their website (no phone call):
Here is a list of covered fees.
Other bloggers are posting on this service, but I have a slightly different strategy to this service. Reasonably it is possible to sign up for this service for free for one month. In order to maximize this deal, sign up for free the day before departing on a trip. Some of the more valuable covered fees that I recognize are the airline in-flight meals, airline wifi, airline tv in-flight, and hotel resort fees. See below for full list of covered fees.
You could reasonably purchase as much food on a flight as you wanted for free. You would just need to limit your purchases to $10 per transaction. So if you wanted two sandwiches for $8.99 each you would need to make two separate transactions with two separate receipts (Your flight attendant might hate you). I'm not sure if alcoholic beverages would qualify for a reimbursement, but I will try it.
You have 30 days to submit a travel fee charge. If you have a trip that lasts less than 30 days, cancel your subscription before the end of the 30 day period and avoid paying the first $14.97 fee.
On a single trip with one round trip ticket it would be possible to gain up to $100 value. Not sure yet if you would be able to sign up multiple times (possibly use a different email address) for each separate trip.
There is a 30 day free trial with a $14.97 monthly fee after that. The website states that you can cancel whenever you want easily on their website (no phone call):
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You are always protected by our Satisfaction Guarantee! If you are ever dissatisfied during your review or thereafter, simply sign in to cancel your benefits, no questions asked. Your membership will then expire at the end of your current term, and there will be no future charges to your account. "
Here is a list of covered fees.
Details for Air related fees:
Air related fees include fees incurred when booking a flight, at the airport and/or in flight. This does not include Government fees or taxes. Feecation.com covers up to $500 per yearly subscription, and $10 per instance for Air associated fees.
We cover $10 per instance for the following Incremental Airline Fees
- Checked bags
- Overweight bags
- Seat upgrade
- Extra leg room
- Early check-in
- Early/priority boarding
- TV in-flight
- Ticket change
- Cancelation
- In-flight meals
- Convenience
- Blanket/Pillow
Details for Hotel related fees:
Hotel related fees include fees incurred when booking your accommodations, during your check-in or check-out process or over the duration of your hotel stay. This does not include Government fees or taxes. Feecation.com covers up to $250 per yearly subscription, and $10 per instance in hotel associated fees.
We cover $10 per instance for the following Incremental Hotel fees
- Booking
- Resort
- Use of fitness center
- Early check-in
- Early check-out
- Late cancelation
- Baggage holding (bellhop)
- Parking
- Convenience
Details for Car related fees:
Car related fees include fees incurred when booking your car rental and/or during your pick-up or drop –off process. Feecation.com covers up to a total of $250 per yearly subscription, and $10 per instance in car associated fees.
We cover $10 per instance for the following Incremental Car Rental fees
- Late cancelation
- Airport concession
- GPS
- Drop off (returning car to different location)
- Additional driver
- Equipment rental (ski rack, car seat, etc.)
- Early return
- Convenience
Details for Wi-Fi related fees:
Wi-Fi related fees include fees for Wi-Fi services incurred at any point in your trip, from the airport, to in-air, to your hotel, and anywhere else you happen to need to pay for access. This does not include residential internet charges. Feecation.com covers up to a total of $250 per yearly subscription, and $10 per instance in Wi-Fi associated fees.
We cover $10 per instance for the following pay-for Wi-Fi services (Up to $250 per membership year)
- Airport
- In-air
- Hotel
- Restaurants
- Conference Centers
Sign up for Feecation right before your next trip and reap the benefits.
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