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When I receive my daily updates from Thaivisa there's frequently an ad stating that Thaivisa users get extra discounts on hotel bookings with Booking.com and provide a link to the site. Wanting to book a holiday in Koh Lanta I took a look at this today but found the prices exactly the same going directly to Booking.com as using the Thaivisa link. Is there a code needed to get the extra discount? If so, how do I do this?

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These are paying clients that advertise on websites

Look around & compare prices

It's not rocket science

Have a good holiday

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Oh I always look round and compare prices! I was wondering if I was missing something here. I think it's false advertising to state that there's EXTRA discount for Thaivisa members when it appears there isn't.

In the newsletter I get I see the ad "Up to 75% off hotel bookings for Thaivisa members"

Nothing about an "extra" discount. For purposes of comparison, could you post the ad line you get in your newsletter?

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place

 

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The ad states "Up to 75% off hotel bookings for Thaivisa members". OK, so it doesn't say there's an extra discount but it does suggest that those who aren't Thaivisa members don't get an up to 75% discount.

Thank you for clarifying that.

There is the old joke about the advertising executive who told his client "Half of all advertisements are a flop, but I can't tell which half"

Creating advertisements has developed into a sophisticated science and one element is to make the ads come across as more personal, so that readers should feel they are being singled out for an exclusive privilege. The same ad appearing in a newspaper, for example The Nation, would address this same offer to the readers of The Nation.

This is very commonplace, part of the effort to have a higher than 50% success rate in advertising. Nothing dishonest about it.

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place

 

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