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Seat64A Feb 14, 2014 12:56 am


Originally Posted by edy4eva (Post 22343935)
Not sure where you read that bit about Expedia.
I frequently book through them, even though the disclaimer says nonrefundable etc, they ALWAYS follow the actual fare rules. And the best part they charge 0 fees. I use the US, UK, NZ, and SG Expedia's and their treatment is fairly standard across the board.

I am referring specifically to trips on the route and in the class I mentioned. Only a misreading of what I wrote could lead to one thinking that I was referring to Expedia in general.

I am sure where I read "that bit" about Expedia. It was when I was comparing Expedia's price against emirates.com and checking cancellation and amendment conditions. Expedia clearly said no cancellation/no changes without forfeiting 100% of the fare paid. This is not the sort of detail I would get wrong.

By the way, in the UK at least, Emirates' does not charge fees.

ft101 Feb 15, 2014 3:03 am


Originally Posted by Seat64A (Post 22346626)
I am referring specifically to trips on the route and in the class I mentioned. Only a misreading of what I wrote could lead to one thinking that I was referring to Expedia in general.

I'm with you in regards to Expedia's rules, but read your post the same as edy4eva.

Your response was in poor grace and erroneous IMO.

eternaltransit Feb 15, 2014 11:23 am


Originally Posted by Seat64A (Post 22346626)
I am referring specifically to trips on the route and in the class I mentioned. Only a misreading of what I wrote could lead to one thinking that I was referring to Expedia in general.

I am sure where I read "that bit" about Expedia. It was when I was comparing Expedia's price against emirates.com and checking cancellation and amendment conditions. Expedia clearly said no cancellation/no changes without forfeiting 100% of the fare paid. This is not the sort of detail I would get wrong.

By the way, in the UK at least, Emirates' does not charge fees.

Which fees do you mean?

Seat64A Feb 15, 2014 2:05 pm


Originally Posted by eternaltransit (Post 22354043)
Which fees do you mean?

Booking/payment card fees which the poster I was responding to mentioned. (He/she said Expedia didn't have any.)

eternaltransit Feb 15, 2014 3:12 pm

Oh, for a minute I thought you meant things like change and refund fees and I thought I was being an idiot for having paid them for so long, haha!

edy4eva Feb 17, 2014 10:41 pm


Originally Posted by Seat64A (Post 22346626)
Expedia clearly said no cancellation/no changes without forfeiting 100% of the fare paid. This is not the sort of detail I would get wrong.

By the way, in the UK at least, Emirates' does not charge fees.

I have booked countless tickets through expedias where they have this non refundable no change full forfeiture line on the final screen. I only ever book the exact fares that I am after (check them externally through EF/KVS). I was NEVER EVER told by expedia that a fare was non refundable/changeable when calling despite of the above.

Seat64A Feb 18, 2014 2:48 am


Originally Posted by edy4eva (Post 22368376)
I have booked countless tickets through expedias where they have this non refundable no change full forfeiture line on the final screen. I only ever book the exact fares that I am after (check them externally through EF/KVS). I was NEVER EVER told by expedia that a fare was non refundable/changeable when calling despite of the above.

So, how do you know which fare bucket the Expedia one comes from? Even airlines rarely go beyond, say, A or I to quote the full code before booking.

Why on earth would Expedia say a fare is non-refundable etc. when it isn't? It must lose it some business (mine, for example).

I would not take the risk. After all, if I wanted to cancel, Expedia could simply say the terms and conditions state no refund.

What someone says on the 'phone, unless you record it, is pretty useless as proof of anything.


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