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The real question is whether it's only good for one flight or whether she can keep using the remaining balance on the voucher until it's gone. People seem to disagree on it.
A United Airlines passenger received a travel voucher worth a staggering $10,000 when she walked away from the flight she was bumped from.
Allison Preiss, a D.C. area communications director, tweeted about the lucrative deboarding experience on Thursday from the Dulles International Airport.
'United is offering $1K in travel credit for an oversold flight. If nobody bites, they will kick off the lowest fare passenger by pulling them out of the boarding line. For a flight that THEY oversold. Unreal,' she said before later tweeting that she was the lowest.
Allison continues explaining that 'a broken seat' has prevented her from being allowed to board, adding that '.@united IS THE WORST.'
'.@united tried to get me to sign a document that says I volunteered my seat on this plane when I was involuntarily denied boarding. Sketchy af,' she said.
'They really do not want to give me cash. They just offered me $10,000 in travel credit. TEN THOUSAND.'