Cheap Flights From Anchorage, Alaska To Los Angeles, California

“Alaska Airlines is whoring for Bank of America”

by Metaphorik on October 1, 2010

Flight from Anchorage to Los Angeles

Airline:

Alaska

RT/OW

Round Trip

Number of Stops:

1 stop in Seattle, Washington

Date of Flight:

September 2010

Seat Class:

economy

Long-A S S infomercial for Bank of America miles card for Alaska Airlines. I HAD a Bank of America miles card for Alaska Airlines at 12.75% which they jacked to 29.9% with NO late payments, NO over limit incidents, and NO negative comments on my 768 ("very good") credit score. I cancelled my card and offered to testify during the credit card fraud hearings at Congress. So I watched "Unthinkable" (the movie) where Josef was strapped into a chair and tortured for being a terrorist WHILE I was strapped in a chair at 30,000 feet and tortured with one GIANT ad from Anchorage to Seattle, another GIANT ad from Seattle to Los Angeles, another GIANT ad from Los Angeles to Seattle, and finally after the hugest ad so far from Seattle to Anchorage, I told the flight attendant trying to jam the applications down everyone's throat that he should at least be honest and explain to everyone that he was participating with Bank of America, one of the WORST 7 banks in the entire United States to jack up everyone's credit report. He argues with me and said that HE hadn't had any problems and that HIS credit card % was only 12.75 and he's had it nearly a year. Apparently he missed the fact I started with that mine was 12.75% when I started too.

Anyway, I chose to have a relationship with Alaska Airlines NOT with Bank of America, but greedy Alaska Airlines has decided to hell with MY interests and likes they're going to subject me to a blaring infomercial for nearly 10 minutes in the middle of my flight whether I liked it or not.

Well, Alaska Airlines... I bought 84 airline tickets in the past year and since they decided to abuse me on the last 8 airline tickets I bought from them, that I wouldn't buy anymore!

What's next... serving (oops... SELLING) rotten food?

Bye!