ON THE CHEAP/ GET HELP FOR PRICELINE
You've heard William Shatner sing the praises - literally - of Priceline.com. But the thought of submitting your credit card number before making a bid, with no way of knowing what travel package you'll get, leaves you in a cold sweat. You're not alone. But that shouldn't stop you from experiencing

Publication: The Gazette

Dollars and sense. (Spending: your consumer guide to buying wisely).(Bidding for Travel site offers advice from Priceline.com buyers on how much to bid)(Brief Article)
Bidder's little helper: Don't pay more than you must at Priceline.com. Before you bid on airfares, hotels and rental cars at the auction Web site, check out winning bids made by other Priceline users by scrolling through recent offer prices posted at Bidding for Travel (www.biddingfortravel.com).

Publication: Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

Priceline Ends Affiliate Relationship
00-00-0000 Dateline: NORWALK, Conn. Priceline.com Inc., the name-your-own-price Internet company, confirmed Friday it had ended its affiliate relationship with biddingfortravel.com, a Web site that provided tips on getting the lowest price for airline tickets, hotel rooms and other services.

Publication: AP Online

MESSAGE CENTER
AFTER I read Anne McDonough's piece ["Checking In With NYC's Chain Gang," July 17], I wanted to mention biddingfortravel.com and Priceline.com. In the past year, I or my husband have stayed at four-star hotels in New York (the Sheraton Manhattan, Marriott Marquis, Hilton Times Square and Grand

Publication: The Washington Post

NAVIGATING THE WEB KEY TO SAVING AS MORE SITES AID BARGAIN HUNTERS
Bidding on Priceline for a room at a top-rated three-star hotel in Hawaii, I came across something that I had never seen before: a counterbid from the website. Over the space of a week, two bids at $75 a night and a third at $80 were rejected when Priceline came back with a counteroffer, suggesting

Publication: The Boston Globe

Search other Web sites when bidding low for trips.(Travel)
Q: You've mentioned Priceline several times in your columns, but are you aware of a Web site at www.biddingfortravel.com - it tracks the hotels that participate in Priceline. It's a great resource. A: I'd never seen it before, but you're right that it's a good place to find out what other people

Publication: The Boston Herald