[FARE GONE] Wickedly Low Biz Class Fare from YYZ to LCA (Cyprus) on AZ (Alitalia)
#1681
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I don't think it's good business sense to cancel reservations without contacting the purchaser. This is handled very poorly by Orbitz. A simple e-mail or phone call with an explanation would have been good enough for me.
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Tickets haven't been charged yet, but Orbitz made a charge - I bought 3 tix for me & 2 friends:
Still no tracking numbers though...
From Amex:
Transaction Date: 04/05/2006
Post Date: 04/05/2006
Transaction Description: ORBITZ.COM CHICAGO IL
45354285P ORB*6A6FD8MV
Charge: $51.92
Merchant Address: ORBITZ LLC
200 S WACKER DR STE 1900
CHICAGO IL 60606-5857
USA
Merchant Type: ON-LINE TRVL AGENTS
Doing Business As: No Additional Information
Still no tracking numbers though...
From Amex:
Transaction Date: 04/05/2006
Post Date: 04/05/2006
Transaction Description: ORBITZ.COM CHICAGO IL
45354285P ORB*6A6FD8MV
Charge: $51.92
Merchant Address: ORBITZ LLC
200 S WACKER DR STE 1900
CHICAGO IL 60606-5857
USA
Merchant Type: ON-LINE TRVL AGENTS
Doing Business As: No Additional Information
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So for those who think we're being out of line for expecting what we paid for, I take it that there should be no complaining when XX Airlines offers a $198 transcon fare, pulls it as a "mistake", and cancels the booking (perhaps conveniently a day or so before your planned Thanksgiving trip, since loads are sky-high and they can get some Y fares on the plane instead)? Because that's where we ultimately headed folks if we take this assertion to its logical extreme...
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I've had dozens of high fare biz travel go AZ's way. Sometimes the seats didn't recline, IFE didn't work, amenity kids were not available, etc. Should AZ give the pax's all the money back because BA would have provided that and more and that pax would arrive rested instead of heading to work without proper sleep? If an airline or travel agent can arbitrarily get away with such, pax should be able to arbitrarily get their money back when the airline fails to deliver to expectations. Parity.
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Originally Posted by GUWonder
That's a canard discussion. A valid ticket issued and delivered is a valid ticket issued and delivered regardless. The way a contract is established is clear. The amount of consideration was sufficient at the time for AZ tickets to be issued. Going back and arbitrarily re-neging is wrong no matter how you cut it. "Mistake" or not doesn't much matter when AZ and its authorized agents loaded the fare and made it publicly available for sale at the price it wanted.
I just won't play the game of "Well I didn't know it was a mistake." Yes you did. Everyone who has read this thread knew.
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Originally Posted by zxcvbs
^ to a better analysis. unless they would have otherwise definitely sold all these seats at the "correct" fare, they didn't lose $15 million
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Originally Posted by JAppelbee
I agree with you whlinder
Lets get real here people, you all scrambled to buy tickets, knowing that the fare was wrong, and now you are threatening lawsuits and media campaigns to expose the issue........ Laughable at Best.
theres a saying: "there is no such thing as a free lunch"........
Im sure if you got to fly on these uber-ridiculous fares, there would be some who would have the hide to complain about something before, during or after their flights.
Lets get real here people, you all scrambled to buy tickets, knowing that the fare was wrong, and now you are threatening lawsuits and media campaigns to expose the issue........ Laughable at Best.
theres a saying: "there is no such thing as a free lunch"........
Im sure if you got to fly on these uber-ridiculous fares, there would be some who would have the hide to complain about something before, during or after their flights.
Not laughable at all, at least according to Travelocity/Sabre, who's fighting with AZ mgmt to honor the fares. The fact is these fares were available for TWELVE HOURS and the GDS went through multiple refreshes throughout that time.
The fact that AZ just sat back and didn't do anything but let people buy up all the tickets is just absurd. I think if you're noticing that tickets that normally go for 3K are selling at a rate of dozens per minute, that should be a tip off that something's up and they should've shut down their booking temporarily to fix it. The fact that they didn't, coupled with the fact that all the booking systems, ITN and Sabre in particular, showed the same fare and allowed the same fare basis code means something was up.
If they're going to let this go on for 12 hours without doing anything about it, they deserve to get screwed. Lord knows the airlines (generally speaking) screw us consistently. They f*cked up and they should have to deal with the consequences of their actions, or rather, inactions accordingly. If I'm late paying my credit card bill by one day, the bank gets to charge me 35 dollars and possibly raise my interest rate. Why should it be any different for AZ or anyone else for that matter?
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https://www.sos.mo.gov/BusinessEntit...orp.asp?546084
If this link works, it shows that Expedia is registered to do business in Missouri. You can check this sort of thing online easily with most states. Got to your state's Secretary of State website and look for the search engine for business entities.
If you file suite against the entity, serve them at the registered agent given by this search.
Anyone with any specific questions can PM me.
If you try this route it's true some of you may get nothing. Some may win judgments, some may get settlement offers from the entity on the grounds it's cheaper to settle than to defend.
If this link works, it shows that Expedia is registered to do business in Missouri. You can check this sort of thing online easily with most states. Got to your state's Secretary of State website and look for the search engine for business entities.
If you file suite against the entity, serve them at the registered agent given by this search.
Anyone with any specific questions can PM me.
If you try this route it's true some of you may get nothing. Some may win judgments, some may get settlement offers from the entity on the grounds it's cheaper to settle than to defend.
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Originally Posted by HeathrowGuy
So for those who think we're being out of line for expecting what we paid for, I take it that there should be no complaining when XX Airlines offers a $198 transcon fare, pulls it as a "mistake", and cancels the booking (perhaps conveniently a day or so before your planned Thanksgiving trip, since loads are sky-high and they can get some Y fares on the plane instead)? Because that's where we ultimately headed folks if we take this assertion to its logical extreme...
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Originally Posted by JAppelbee
I agree with you whlinder
Lets get real here people, you all scrambled to buy tickets, knowing that the fare was wrong, and now you are threatening lawsuits and media campaigns to expose the issue........ Laughable at Best.
theres a saying: "there is no such thing as a free lunch"........
Im sure if you got to fly on these uber-ridiculous fares, there would be some who would have the hide to complain about something before, during or after their flights.
Lets get real here people, you all scrambled to buy tickets, knowing that the fare was wrong, and now you are threatening lawsuits and media campaigns to expose the issue........ Laughable at Best.
theres a saying: "there is no such thing as a free lunch"........
Im sure if you got to fly on these uber-ridiculous fares, there would be some who would have the hide to complain about something before, during or after their flights.
Forget priceline, lets look at a real airline: You buy a ticket, ticket is issued. You screw up on a date or destination or something. You can probably call right away and get it fixed. But try calling after 48 hours and see what they say
Same issue, for many of us: tickets were issued, mailed, received, credit cards charged and itinerary on website still shows as valid. How much grace should an airline get to fix its mistakes when we will never get more than 24-48 hours??
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Originally Posted by GUWonder
I've had dozens of high fare biz travel go AZ's way. Sometimes the seats didn't recline, IFE didn't work, amenity kids were not available, etc.
#1694
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The difference with the Iceland fares is the fare mistake was to their hub, bringing in people to Iceland meant they would spend more there, etc. Not that Italy or Cyprus needs any more tourism... but my wife and I will probably spend $$$$ once in Cyprus and the Greek islands. We were looking at buying a separate LCA-HER/ATH ticket once there.
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Originally Posted by PrivatePilot
Same issue, for many of us: tickets were issued, mailed, received, credit cards charged and itinerary on website still shows as valid. How much grace should an airline get to fix its mistakes when we will never get more than 24-48 hours??
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Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
I'm afraid to even ask what amenity kids usually do.
UPS just delivered my tix. (This is the one itin I had expedited from Cheaptix, thanks to Jaimito.)
Last edited by FourWheels; Apr 6, 2006 at 10:45 am
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Airlines, GDSs, travel agencies et al could build or contract for services to make sure this doesn't happen to the extent it currently happens. These service providers do what they do and get what they pay for and so if it's not a priority for those parties to mitigate the chances of such a situation happening in the first place, the burden is not upon us the passengers to figure it out for them.
If I were the OP of this thread, I'd use the service being developed and offer it to airlines and GDSs to help them shut down such outcomes. There's real money in doing that in a far easier way than going after retail customers.
If I were the OP of this thread, I'd use the service being developed and offer it to airlines and GDSs to help them shut down such outcomes. There's real money in doing that in a far easier way than going after retail customers.
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BREAKING NEWS: THE ALREADY-TICKETED BOOKINGS WILL BE HONORED BY ORBITZ AND ALITALIA.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
My booking that had a ticket number is being reinstated from "cancellation mode" as we speak by the Orbitz ticketing desk - I'm on hold, and decided to post this for others to benefit. The thing to remember is that Orbitz might push you to numbers 1 or 2, but they ARE authorized to perform option #3 at your insistence!
Orbitz is also aware of the notoriety that this has received, and is expecting to send out an email about the matter sometime today.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
My booking that had a ticket number is being reinstated from "cancellation mode" as we speak by the Orbitz ticketing desk - I'm on hold, and decided to post this for others to benefit. The thing to remember is that Orbitz might push you to numbers 1 or 2, but they ARE authorized to perform option #3 at your insistence!
Orbitz is also aware of the notoriety that this has received, and is expecting to send out an email about the matter sometime today.
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Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
I'm afraid to even ask what amenity kids usually do.
#1703
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Originally Posted by sbtinme
finally some sense here. This is precisely the case and should be completely understandable to one and all. Sure, I know you'd love to have 2C in Magnifica Class round trip to Cyprus! Who wouldn't?!?! But if 1200 tickets were sold and AZ has one flight to YYZ a day, assuming 20 seats in J (maybe it's 25?), that means 60 straight days of their Business Class product is sold out completely with folks on fares that won't even cover the cost of the food they consume on said flight. 2 months of flights at these prices? Ouch.
To those who claim that they did not know that this was a mistake, I ask them to consider this. There is another thread running at the moment where a woman who reported the fare to AZ is currently being castigated (and worse) for having done so. Implicit in this criticism is the recognition that she blew the whistle on a secret; she told the airline of its mistake. She is being criticised because, through her actions (perhaps), other FTers have been prevented from taking advantage of the mistake. If it were a genuine offer like Ryanair's Ł0.01 fares (although this is a poor analogue because a LCC trip from London to Bergamo hardly compares to a Business Class trip across the Atlantic), then no-one would worry about someone querying it with the airline.
It was a mistake. Some people have got their tickets. Others have not because AZ (or the selling agent) has realised the error in sufficient time for it to be corrected. If you've got your tickets ^ . If you haven't, unlucky. Speaking honestly, however, how many who booked these tickets thought for one moment that this was a genuine fare?
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Originally Posted by HeathrowGuy
BREAKING NEWS: THE ALREADY-TICKETED BOOKINGS WILL BE HONORED BY ORBITZ AND ALITALIA.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
My booking that had a ticket number is being reinstated from "cancellation mode" as we speak by the Orbitz ticketing desk - I'm on hold, and decided to post this for others to benefit. The thing to remember is that Orbitz might push you to numbers 1 or 2, but they ARE authorized to perform option #3 at your insistence!
Orbitz is also aware of the notoriety that this has received, and is expecting to send out an email about the matter sometime today.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
My booking that had a ticket number is being reinstated from "cancellation mode" as we speak by the Orbitz ticketing desk - I'm on hold, and decided to post this for others to benefit. The thing to remember is that Orbitz might push you to numbers 1 or 2, but they ARE authorized to perform option #3 at your insistence!
Orbitz is also aware of the notoriety that this has received, and is expecting to send out an email about the matter sometime today.
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Originally Posted by MCI777
I don't think it's good business sense to cancel reservations without contacting the purchaser. This is handled very poorly by Orbitz. A simple e-mail or phone call with an explanation would have been good enough for me.
Not sending an email -
and only responding to queries by telling customers to call them (and thus spend 1.5 to 3.5 hours on the phone) just so they can find out why their tickets were cancelled is not good business practice.
And nobody seems to have been given a reason as to why AZ have cancelled tickets that actually fits their T&Cs.
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Originally Posted by GUWonder
If I were the OP of this thread, I'd use the service being developed and offer it to airlines and GDSs to help them shut down such outcomes. There's real money in doing that in a far easier way than going after retail customers.
What would we do without all the excitement?
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Originally Posted by HeathrowGuy
BREAKING NEWS: THE ALREADY-TICKETED BOOKINGS WILL BE HONORED BY ORBITZ AND ALITALIA.
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
I'll take #2 please . whatever!
#1708
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Originally Posted by umguy
Ok just stop trying to explain to Japplebee. He's just been drinking too much Haterade today.
Nah, not hating UM (lifes too short to be hatin) just more realistic than many I guess....
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Originally Posted by HeathrowGuy
BREAKING NEWS: THE ALREADY-TICKETED BOOKINGS WILL BE HONORED BY ORBITZ AND ALITALIA.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
My booking that had a ticket number is being reinstated from "cancellation mode" as we speak by the Orbitz ticketing desk - I'm on hold, and decided to post this for others to benefit. The thing to remember is that Orbitz might push you to numbers 1 or 2, but they ARE authorized to perform option #3 at your insistence!
Orbitz is also aware of the notoriety that this has received, and is expecting to send out an email about the matter sometime today.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
My booking that had a ticket number is being reinstated from "cancellation mode" as we speak by the Orbitz ticketing desk - I'm on hold, and decided to post this for others to benefit. The thing to remember is that Orbitz might push you to numbers 1 or 2, but they ARE authorized to perform option #3 at your insistence!
Orbitz is also aware of the notoriety that this has received, and is expecting to send out an email about the matter sometime today.
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Originally Posted by HeathrowGuy
So for those who think we're being out of line for expecting what we paid for, I take it that there should be no complaining when XX Airlines offers a $198 transcon fare, pulls it as a "mistake", and cancels the booking (perhaps conveniently a day or so before your planned Thanksgiving trip, since loads are sky-high and they can get some Y fares on the plane instead)? Because that's where we ultimately headed folks if we take this assertion to its logical extreme...
AZ's deal of $33 in Business Class represents something that is wholly unprecendented. Additionally, it is not advertised in any marketing effort, no other carrier matched, and it was yanked within 12 hours. On top of that it was about a 99% discount to the normal, precedent fare.
Two very different scenarios.
Again, I wanted all of you folks to get these tickets and have a great time in Cyprus, or wherever. But, at some level common sense must prevail.
Not one purchaser of these tickets thought this was a promo fare --- everyone knew it was a glitch fare that would soon be gone. Folks raced to the finish line in hopes that their bookings would succeed before AZ knew what was happening.
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Originally Posted by thenewflesh
Not laughable at all, at least according to Travelocity/Sabre, who's fighting with AZ mgmt to honor the fares.
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[QUOTE=HeathrowGuy]BREAKING NEWS: THE ALREADY-TICKETED BOOKINGS WILL BE HONORED BY ORBITZ AND ALITALIA.
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
QUOTE]
Is the official recommendation now to go ahead and call Orbitz. I have been patiently waiting as instructed
I'm on the phone right now with Orbitz, and they've just (within the past few minutes) brokered an arrangement with Alitalia:
1. You can have a courtesy cancel.
2. You can pay the difference in fare.
3. You can have your booking reinstated.
(No joke, this is what Alitalia just offered to Orbitz.)
QUOTE]
Is the official recommendation now to go ahead and call Orbitz. I have been patiently waiting as instructed
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Originally Posted by luv2ctheworld
Let's not give rosj that idea! He could definitely approach them with that plan and make a profitable arrangement.
What would we do without all the excitement?
What would we do without all the excitement?
Last edited by GUWonder; Apr 6, 2006 at 10:53 am
#1714
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Originally Posted by JAppelbee
Nah, not hating UM (lifes too short to be hatin) just more realistic than many I guess....
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Originally Posted by GUWonder
I need to get over to the Patent Office and try to get my filing in before rosj.
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Originally Posted by sbtinme
Not a good analogy. Transcons can be had a dime a dozen in the $350 - $400 range from most any point on either coast. A $198 fare is something that's in place about 30% of the time with years of precendent. Any astute traveller knows this. The $198 fare is about a 50% discount off standard excursion, adv purchase tickets and is reasonably common. That fare is also well advertised and matched for weeks at a time by most any carrier in affected markets.
AZ's deal of $33 in Business Class represents something that is wholly unprecendented. Additionally, it is not advertised in any marketing effort, no other carrier matched, and it was yanked within 12 hours. On top of that it was about a 99% discount to the normal, precedent fare.
Two very different scenarios.
Again, I wanted all of you folks to get these tickets and have a great time in Cyprus, or wherever. But, at some level common sense must prevail.
Not one purchaser of these tickets thought this was a promo fare --- everyone knew it was a glitch fare that would soon be gone. Folks raced to the finish line in hopes that their bookings would succeed before AZ knew what was happening.
AZ's deal of $33 in Business Class represents something that is wholly unprecendented. Additionally, it is not advertised in any marketing effort, no other carrier matched, and it was yanked within 12 hours. On top of that it was about a 99% discount to the normal, precedent fare.
Two very different scenarios.
Again, I wanted all of you folks to get these tickets and have a great time in Cyprus, or wherever. But, at some level common sense must prevail.
Not one purchaser of these tickets thought this was a promo fare --- everyone knew it was a glitch fare that would soon be gone. Folks raced to the finish line in hopes that their bookings would succeed before AZ knew what was happening.
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Originally Posted by The Saint
It was a mistake. Some people have got their tickets. Others have not because AZ (or the selling agent) has realised the error in sufficient time for it to be corrected. If you've got your tickets ^ . If you haven't, unlucky. Speaking honestly, however, how many who booked these tickets thought for one moment that this was a genuine fare?
Airlines want us to buy over the internet and especially their own website--it saves them money. Well with the internet comes a lot of added 'clarity' to 'the common man' regarding fares, etc. You take the good with the bad.
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Originally Posted by party_boy
Believe it or not, I have grown to expect NOTHING in regards to airline fares. I have recieved transit on 0 dollar fares as well as 6976.88 fares in J for the exact same city pairs and days of week.
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Happy Days are here !
I have in my hands a RT paper ticket to YYZ-LCS on Jun30-Jul4
that arrived via UPS today from Cheaptickets.
Now I need to book a flight to YYZ and get seat assignments
Good Luck to those who are still waiting for theirs.
that arrived via UPS today from Cheaptickets.
Now I need to book a flight to YYZ and get seat assignments
Good Luck to those who are still waiting for theirs.
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I suppose next week Wal-Mart will start going to people's houses and reclaiming goods they have purchased because they really didn't mean for prices to be that low?
"No, ma'am - we meant to charge you $1.49 for that bottle of Sam's Choice Cola that you only paid 49 cents for - you should have known it was a mistake. Now, give us the soda back."
"No, ma'am - we meant to charge you $1.49 for that bottle of Sam's Choice Cola that you only paid 49 cents for - you should have known it was a mistake. Now, give us the soda back."