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motytrah Feb 5, 2010 8:47 am
Paper E-Tickets?
 
Purchased two tickets last week. One over the phone with a confirmed upgrade using miles for myself. The other was for my wife on the webpage. The next week I open up the U.S. postal mail and there's a letter from DL for me. It's titled "Receipt for E-Ticket". I was thinking it must be for the ticket I booked over the phone. Nope, it was for the ticket I did online.

1) What's up with the Paper for E-Scrip.

2) Why send them out for online tickets (which I already had email receipt) and not over the phone tickets?

3) I'm hoping I'm not going to run into some crazy OLCI issues where they claim there was an e-ticket issued.

c_d Feb 5, 2010 9:15 am
Whenever I change/buy somethong over the phone, I get written receipt and transcript a couple of days later. Has nothing to do with being a ticket but seems to be SoP.

However, since I don't know any specifics of your booking ...

AndyTLe Feb 5, 2010 9:21 am
Originally Posted by c_d (Post 13331390)
Whenever I change/buy somethong over the phone, I get written receipt and transcript a couple of days later. Has nothing to do with being a ticket but seems to be SoP.
Same where. Don't know why DL does it. Seems like a waste of postage and paper.

c_d Feb 5, 2010 11:26 am
Originally Posted by AndyTLe (Post 13331425)
Same where. Don't know why DL does it. Seems like a waste of postage and paper.
Andy, tell me about it. Although I live 300 miles from the reservation office they send me letters from Auckland, NZ. Never understood why that is ... :confused:


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