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Both my wife and I have been bombarded with email offers from Carnival lately, sometimes two or three for each of us in the same day.

What I have noticed was that my wife for some reason gets different offers than the ones I get and was wondering why that might be.

We both have the exact same cruise history and have only been on cruises together, in the same cabin, so I am not sure why we would get different offers. Any ideas?

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At least you are both getting offers. We have the same situation as you: same amount of days cruise/same cruise history... we are not gamblers so this isn't casino offers, just past guest rates.

 

For reasons I can't understand my husband gets fantastic VIFP offers and I get none. When I price, I get the same prevailing rate as someone who has never sailed with Carnival.

 

Pretty frustrating for us at the moment as we need to book two staterooms but can only access preferential pricing for his cabin. Given that I think we should both be able to access VIFP rates, I'm finding it hard to justify spending $400 more for two people in an inside cabin than his rate gets for three people in a balcony. 

 

If only Carnival knew I was the one who makes all of our family's travel plans they might want to extend past guest deals to me! 

 

 

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1 hour ago, JillK said:

At least you are both getting offers. We have the same situation as you: same amount of days cruise/same cruise history... we are not gamblers so this isn't casino offers, just past guest rates.

 

For reasons I can't understand my husband gets fantastic VIFP offers and I get none. When I price, I get the same prevailing rate as someone who has never sailed with Carnival.

 

Pretty frustrating for us at the moment as we need to book two staterooms but can only access preferential pricing for his cabin. Given that I think we should both be able to access VIFP rates, I'm finding it hard to justify spending $400 more for two people in an inside cabin than his rate gets for three people in a balcony. 

 

If only Carnival knew I was the one who makes all of our family's travel plans they might want to extend past guest deals to me! 

 

 

Whose name is the Sail and Sign payment method in?  Try switching that around

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DH and I often receive the same casino offers but we take mine because they are always better. I receive better discounted rates and more Fun Play - I play in the casino more than he does and spend more money there than he does, so I rack up thousands more points than he does on our cruises.

 

Moviela, what does gender have to do with anything?

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51 minutes ago, Djptcp said:

DH and I often receive the same casino offers but we take mine because they are always better. I receive better discounted rates and more Fun Play - I play in the casino more than he does and spend more money there than he does, so I rack up thousands more points than he does on our cruises.

 

Moviela, what does gender have to do with anything?

Gender plays a part in data mining same as age, income, geographical location, number of credit cards, marital status, ... every part of your spending habits, key strokes, memberships...all for sale.  The wizards sort it out and put together a targeted audience.

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9 hours ago, Elaine5715 said:

Whose name is the Sail and Sign payment method in?  Try switching that around

 

We have only sailed the two of us with Carnival (so only one cabin, as opposed to needing two when we cruise with the kiddos). I have always been the primary passenger and always used my credit card. 

 

Again, it's just perplexing! 

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3 hours ago, Elaine5715 said:

Gender plays a part in data mining same as age, income, geographical location, number of credit cards, marital status, ... every part of your spending habits, key strokes, memberships...all for sale.  The wizards sort it out and put together a targeted audience.

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