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how to use kabuneyuotai Š”Žå—D‘ÒŒ”
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2008/2/4 13:57
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I found a lot of Š”Žå—D‘ÒŒ” in yahoo auction.If I buy it, how to use it. Just like a normal ticket check in, on board and go?
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by chua
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If you are talking about "kabunushi yuutai ken" (Š”Žå—D‘ÒŒ”) for airilines, note that those are only DISCOUNT vouchers, not the air tickets themselves.
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Chua,
It all depends what the voucher is for...
In the case of train company vouchers, you just present the voucher(s) when you buy the ticket to get a discount. I presume the same applies for airline tickets and other purchases.
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by Dave in Saitama
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