I was confused about what "bogus discounted travel vouchers" were so I found some more detail about the fraudulent business in this local TV story: http://www.k

I was confused about what "bogus discounted travel vouchers" were so I found some more detail about the fraudulent business in this local TV story: http://www.ketv.com/news/company-sold-flight-vouchers-but-now-cant-honor-them-all/31926228 http://www.ketv.com/news/company-sold-flight-vouchers-but-no... > "The price that I was look at was for a 90 day in advance reservation for $139 round trip anywhere that Southwest flies," Creative Creations customer Phyllis Hicks said. > Hicks paid for several tickets and received a receipt. The voucher explained that customers would fly on the days they requested, and a confirmation should arrive at least month before departure. > However, Hicks never received her confirmation email because Creative Creations exceeded the 2,000 vouchers for flights in March. > "They're asking people to cancel their March vouchers. Well, I travel March 26, and it's not an option to cancel," Hicks said. What a weird model. The "you can only redeem 2,000 of these per month" angle almost makes this sound like the business was trying to be a Ponzi scheme. But it just doesn't make a lot of sense.