Free Giveaway Friday

September 28, 2012
|In AAdvantage, Free Giveaway, United
|By Scott Grimmer

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A generous reader–FlyerTalker ramalama8–has offered to give away two United Club passes or two AAdmirals Club passes to a lucky MileValue reader.

In exchange for that generous offer, I gave him the free gogo inflight internet pass that I was going to give away this week.

If you’d like two United Club passes or two AAdmirals Club passes, comment below. Tomorrow using random.org, I’ll choose one lucky commenter who can have the passes of his choosing.

Congrats to last week’s winner, James W, on winning that gogo inflight internet pass.

If you have anything travel related that you can’t use that you want to give away, contact me! I’m happy to redistribute the goodies.

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