Originally Posted by
troyb
Just had my first Jetdeal cancelled (was previously 3/3), after it had been confirmed about 12 hours in advance. Unfortunately, I had planned on using the Jetdeal for my outbound flight and a Jetshuttle for my return.
Despite cancelling the Jetdeal after confirming it, Jetsmarter won't waive the $1000 fee to cancel my Jetshuttle flight. I get that this is technically within the terms and conditions, but it's pretty customer unfriendly.
I had previously been really impressed with my entire Jetsmarter experience - legitimately had no complaints whatsoever. This seemingly small thing is pretty frustrating, and I just don't get the point (other than to try to take a few bucks out of my pocket).
It one of the few ways they actually generate revenue (and probably an unreasonably large and penal liquidated damages clause). It's especially laughable that they charge $1000 where the most they could have gotten from someone else is $599.