Paying For Your Airfare With A Rewards Credit Card?

Most people pay for their vacations with a Credit Card! Now, most everyone tries to keep all their bills in one Credit Card, so the monthly payment and budgeting doesn't get out of control!
If you look are traveling to Florida or anywhere, why not using or getting a Credit Card that rewards you for doing so!
If you already own a CC that gives you points, well great for you! But you could sign up for one that is offering a roundtrip or something like that and save a bunch of money just by doing what you already had a plan for!
Most airlines now a days have a rewards card! This card usually gives you points or miles every time you travel. However, they (the airlines) also offer sponsored ccs that will allow you to get double points on your trips and other things such as rental cars hotels and so forth!
So, lets say you are already coming down to Orlando, Florida, and you are going to rent a car and you bought a vacation packages with a credit card! Well you could put all those expenses on a new airline sponsored cc get the introductory offer and get double points for all related vacation expenses!
Therefore, your Disney vacation not only earned you a free flight or something of the sort, but also rewards for your next vacation!
Keep in mind that most CCs give you a grace period if you don't carry any balances, so be smart and pay them off writhing the first 20 some days and don't pay any interest!
Thank you for reading! If you enjoy the advice, please read my other posts; if you like information on how to purchase a vacation package please email me at vanessa@travelezorlando.com or subscribe to our blog!
Have a great time and day!

How do telemarketers work!

Telemarketers Work Like This:
 
OK, so many people receive calls on a regular basis. Many of these calls are non-solicited calls. This means calls you don't have any idea why you are getting. There are a couple things you need to know if you don't know why you are getting these annoying calls.

• You should be able to ask the person who is calling you why they are calling you, and how they got your information.
• Regardless of how good the offer sounds, make it a point to find out who gave that company your information. If the person you are talking to does not provide you with the information, then make sure you have them removed your name from their list. 
• Companies are required to scrubbed their telephone lists against the national "do not call list". Meaning they should be able to include your name and number in that list, so nobody can solicit you any more. 

• If you are in the "Do not call list", and you are receiving calls, you can take the company's information and complaint against them with the department of agriculture and consumer services. Whoever is calling you will get penalize and fined for not keeping their data up to date with the government standards.

Remember not all companies are bad and not everyone sells your information, but there are a lot of companies out there trying to make a quick buck, and they don't follow federal standards. They are there for a reason, and with your help we can make sure we can hold them accountable.

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