resipsa99 Report post Posted April 16, 2010 Given how good our dollar is, we thought we'd try a low-ball bid for Seattle for the weekend.Used the PRICELINE link on here. Tried $60, 3.5* Downtown Pike Place, unsuccessful. PRICELINE suggested a rebid at $17 more, but that was more than we wanted to pay to go down on a whim.Posted the topic just for info for others who may be bidding. Share this post Link to post
AaronJB Report post Posted April 16, 2010 Thank you for sharing your bidding strategy and using the site's PRICELINE link. Sorry to hear your bids weren't accepted. EXCLUSIVELY at BetterBidding: 5% OFF PRICELINE COUPON (click here) and use promo code: BBJUL20 (Express Deals or PrePaid Hotels / 3+ stars / 2+ nites... expires 07/31/2020) OR $10 OFF HOTWIRE COUPON (click here) and use promo code: JUL10 (Hot Rate Hotels $100+ purchase... expires 07/19/2020) Share this post Link to post
citizen11 Report post Posted April 16, 2010 Thank you for sharing your bidding strategy and using the site's PRICELINE link. Sorry to hear your bids weren't accepted.I've noticed it's easier to get a 4 star than a 3.5 star at a good price in downtown Seattle, i.e. there's hardly a difference in winning bid prices between the two star levels. 4 stars can be hard from 65-75 dollars easily. Share this post Link to post
