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Had this same problem before... Just bring your old card with you and show it to them, they just want to see that the card used in the transaction is yours and in your possession. Also, if your still unsure just bring an old paper statement with that credit card number on it, in particular it would be even better if you have the one with your ticket purchase transaction on it just to prove it... As I stated this has happened a couple times to me.... Fraud the first time and I just kept the old card... And the second time my credit card co. changed the number and issued a new card. I cut the old one up, forgot about needing it for EVA. Anyway I just told them it was the same card but with a changed number. They just had me fill out and sign some form and I was on my way. Hope that helps

Unfotunately that EVA $804 fare is in H Class which doesn't accrue any frequent flier miles, so be careful. Otherwise their best fare with miles is $974 - $1050 all in taxes

Recently came across the rabbit resort and it looks like a nice little hotel. Little expensive but was wondering if it's worth it... and if anyone has any experience with this place. Thanks

Was wondering if anyone knew the name of the hotel recently built that looks like a boat or big cruise ship. I think it's somewhere around soi 4 or 5 in pattaya. It's on beach road and you can't miss it when driving by. I need to get it's official name. Thanks

Unfortunately no frequent flier miles with that deal. I took that deal/flight back in july. I heard alot of good things about cathay but wasn't really impressed at all. Also because of that particular deal it was packed to the hilt. I'll stick with Eva deluxe or JAL.

Just for the hell of it I went to china air's website and input nov. 20 and got a R/T for $581. You should be able to get a good fare for dates around that time. Plus I know Korean air has em for $549 right now too. Good Luck

You wouldn't happen to have a link or anything to find it would you? I am a member and I don't think I got this one or I might have even deleted it before reading about it... I could really use this promo, thanks

So how much are you asking for them? $$$

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Thanks everyone for the info. I went ahead and booked with EVA with a great deal. I was deciding on the $599 deal from Cathay but it came with no AA miles but I couldn't pass up EVA Evergreen deluxe for $660. So I booked EVA, after taxes it came to $728 from LAX-BKK on evergreen deluxe for last days of june. Plus in deluxe get extra miles so I'll come away with around 20 grand from 1 flight.

I'm trying to book on Eva and I'm wondering from anyone who has traveled on their evergreen deluxe whether it's worth the extra $ and what your experiences were. thankyou