Subject: Southwest Survey (09/08)

From: Frequent Flyer Rewards <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2014 14:25:22 -0700

Tell us what you think
Airline Customer Service Survey

It doesn't matter if your a frequent flyer with us, or if you 
have never flown with us before. 

Answering 3 questions will get you $50. 

1) Have you ever flown Southwest Airline before?

Answer Here -> http://www.weoathwis.com/airline/voucher/september.index

2) Did you enjoy your experience?
3) Which airline is your favorite?

Redeem Travel Voucher Here: http://www.weoathwis.com/airline/voucher/september.index

- Customer Rewards Program

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