Giveaway Amazon $25 Giftcard Celebrates First Car Sharing Rental Solution at Airports

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Tired of paying for expensive airport parking at your home airport as well as car rental fees at the destination when traveling for work and leisure? Yeah, me too. Which is why I'm thrilled to introduce FlightCar's novel new concept that gives you the opportunity to earn money by renting out your own car while you're away as well as to save significantly when you need to rent a car for your own use. FlightCar is the financially-smart, peer-to-peer car sharing solution for those traveling to and/or from San Francisco (SFO), Los Angeles (LAX) and Boston (BOS) -- and they're planning to expand to other airports soon.

Aerial View of California Coast, MommyBlogExpert.com

To celebrate FlightCar's arrival on the scene, you're invited to enter to win an Amazon giftcard provided by the innovative brand to be given away to one lucky MommyBlogExpert reader. Just a few clicks below and you're entered in this giveaway.

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The FlightCar Amazon Giftcard Giveaway ends June 3, 2014 at 12 am PT. Contest is open to legal residents of the U.S. only. Winner of this MBE contest will be selected at random from all entries and will be notified via email and must respond within 24 hours to claim their prize.

ONE (1) Grand Prize winner will receive a $25 Amazon giftcard courtesy of FlightCar.

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FTC Disclosure: I am receiving compensation to host this giveaway and for writing the associated product review. However, all opinions here are my own. In addition, FlightCar.com is providing the prize and shipping for the giveaway. See complete FTC Disclosure information that appears at the bottom of MommyBlogExpert's main page and at the bottom of every individual post on this blog, including this one.

Review New Airport Peer To Peer Car Sharing Challenges Traditional Car Rental Agencies

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Whether you are a frequent flier for business and/or take an occasional flight for a family vacation trip, I can practically hear you verbalize your frustrations. Not only about the cost of airfare and airport security procedures these days, but also the added expense and aggravation of having to pay for parking at your home airport and also shelling out big money for a rental car at your destination.

Me driving a Lexus 350 RX, MommyBlogExpert.com

Thankfully, there is an insightful new company that gets it. Business travelers and vacationers are ready for a change for the better and FlightCar is just the ticket for frazzled U.S. consumers looking for a better, more affordable alternative to traditional car rental agencies.

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The world's first peer-to-peer car sharing company to operate at U.S. airports, FlightCar services are now available at San Francisco SFO, Boston BOS and Los Angeles LAX. Expansion into additional major airports is currently in the works.

Rujul Zaparde, FlightCar CEO, Image by FlightCar

Tapping into the company's trusted service concept, a consumer is able to easily rent your car to other pre-screened and approved travelers to make extra cash instead of leaving your car dormant at the over-priced airport extended parking lot. What's more is the travelers are offered the lowest car rental rates, the fastest service, free GPS, car seats and free liability insurance up to $1 million. Free parking and a car wash are offered even when a car sharer's vehicle isn't rented. FlightCar rental rates vary depending on the car make, model and year.

Don't Use Your Car At Home Much?
If you rarely use your car FlightCar pays up to $300 a month to rent it from you. Learn more here on how to get your idle vehicle to make some extra cash for you.

Ashton Kutcher exits his car, Image from the FlightCar Blog

FlightCar, founded by recent Harvard, Princeton and MIT dropouts, is backed by influential, well-known public personas such as Ashton Kutcher, Alexis Ohanian and Ryan Seacrest. To stay up on all the company's news visit FlightCar.com and follow them on Twitter and Facebook.

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FTC Disclosure: I am receiving compensation for my time on this review and for hosting the associated giftcard giveaway. However, all opinions here are my own. In addition, FlightCar is providing the prize and shipping for the giveaway. See complete FTC Disclosure information that appears at the bottom of MommyBlogExpert's main page and at the bottom of every individual post on this blog, including this one.

Haagen Dazs Free Ice Cream Day Nationwide TODAY #HDFreeConeDay

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For the past three years in 2011, 2012 and 2013 MommyBlogExpert has shared the news about this annual not-to-be-missed giveaway for all. Just in time for all the hot weather many of us are having in various parts of the U.S. on both coasts and regions in between, today is Free Haagen-Dazs Cone Day 2014. 

To join the fun and celebrate this brand's delicious ice cream, you're invited to bring the kids and stop by your local Haagen-Dazs Shop this afternoon for a free cone of your favorite flavor. All adults are welcome too.

One free ice cream cone per guest. Valid only at participating Haagen-Dazs shop locations from 4-8 p.m.

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At Participating Haagen-Dazs Shoppes

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

4 to 8 p.m.

Find the Haagen Dazs shop closest you

Stay up on all the Haagen-Dazs Shop news and special promotions at Haagendazs.com as well as on Twitter and Facebook.

FTC Disclosure:  I confess that I love ice cream and I'll be stopping by my local Haagen-Dazs shop for this freebie today. I did not receive any payment or other compensation for this post. See complete FTC Disclosure information that appears at the bottom of MommyBlogExpert's home page and at the bottom of every individual post on this blog, including this one.