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OT - Confirmed Travel To Wenatchee
Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04.
Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") |
"M&M" > wrote in news:pnoUc.65318$0V3.22593
@roc.nntpserver.com: > Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. > I'm jealous. Would love to go to Bugg's grand opening. -- StocksRus® |
Maybe this is some kind of a sign, the letter designation for the
airport in Wenatchee is "EAT". -RP |
Maybe this is some kind of a sign, the letter designation for the
airport in Wenatchee is "EAT". -RP |
M&M wrote:
> Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. Hot diggity dog, Brick. |
On 17-Aug-2004, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote: > M&M wrote: > > > Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > > Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. > > Hot diggity dog, Brick. It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting was to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity states that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
M&M wrote:
> It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting > was > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. > Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity > states > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. > Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. MM call them and claim that it was a typo. They have worked with me in the past over that issue. -- Lew/+Silat |
"Lew/+Silat" > wrote in message ... > M&M wrote: > > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting > > was > > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. > > Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity > > states > > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. > > Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. > > > MM call them and claim that it was a typo. They have worked with me in the > past over that issue. > > > -- > Lew/+Silat > > I was going to suggest that he call the airlines directly. It *can* be changed. kili |
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 19:05:12 GMT, "Mrs. Fat Man®"
> wrote: > >"Lew/+Silat" > wrote in message ... >> M&M wrote: >> > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. >> > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting >> > was >> > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. >> > Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity >> > states >> > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. >> > Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. >> >> >> MM call them and claim that it was a typo. They have worked with me in the >> past over that issue. >> >> >> -- >> Lew/+Silat >> >> > >I was going to suggest that he call the airlines directly. It *can* be >changed. > >kili > Might even save a buck if you 'stay a Saturday' and book a car and/or hotel as part of the deal, Brick. Harry You certainly got me scrambling for my calendar when I saw the contemplated dates. |
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 19:05:12 GMT, "Mrs. Fat Man®"
> wrote: > >"Lew/+Silat" > wrote in message ... >> M&M wrote: >> > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. >> > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting >> > was >> > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. >> > Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity >> > states >> > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. >> > Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. >> >> >> MM call them and claim that it was a typo. They have worked with me in the >> past over that issue. >> >> >> -- >> Lew/+Silat >> >> > >I was going to suggest that he call the airlines directly. It *can* be >changed. > >kili > Might even save a buck if you 'stay a Saturday' and book a car and/or hotel as part of the deal, Brick. Harry You certainly got me scrambling for my calendar when I saw the contemplated dates. |
"M&M" <wrote in message > Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA. I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show up one day tho.....I promise! John in Austin |
JakBQuik wrote:
> I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show > up one day tho.....I promise! You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. Dave |
On 17-Aug-2004, Harry Demidavicius > wrote: > On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 19:05:12 GMT, "Mrs. Fat Man®" > > wrote: > > > > >"Lew/+Silat" > wrote in message > ... > >> M&M wrote: > >> > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > >> > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting > >> > was > >> > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. > >> > Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity > >> > states > >> > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. > >> > Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. > >> > >> > >> MM call them and claim that it was a typo. They have worked with me in the > >> past over that issue. > >> > >> > >> -- > >> Lew/+Silat > >> > >> > > > >I was going to suggest that he call the airlines directly. It *can* be > >changed. > > > >kili > > > Might even save a buck if you 'stay a Saturday' and book a car and/or > hotel as part of the deal, Brick. > > Harry > > You certainly got me scrambling for my calendar when I saw the > contemplated dates. I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy jawing with him again. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
On 17-Aug-2004, Harry Demidavicius > wrote: > On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 19:05:12 GMT, "Mrs. Fat Man®" > > wrote: > > > > >"Lew/+Silat" > wrote in message > ... > >> M&M wrote: > >> > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > >> > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting > >> > was > >> > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. > >> > Kili thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity > >> > states > >> > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. > >> > Cancellation will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. > >> > >> > >> MM call them and claim that it was a typo. They have worked with me in the > >> past over that issue. > >> > >> > >> -- > >> Lew/+Silat > >> > >> > > > >I was going to suggest that he call the airlines directly. It *can* be > >changed. > > > >kili > > > Might even save a buck if you 'stay a Saturday' and book a car and/or > hotel as part of the deal, Brick. > > Harry > > You certainly got me scrambling for my calendar when I saw the > contemplated dates. I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy jawing with him again. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
"M&M" > wrote in message ... > > I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none > of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online > booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even > so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry > that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy > jawing with him again. > -- > M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") > M&M Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, it might press them to change your booking. Might be worth a try. Graeme |
"M&M" > wrote in message ... > > I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none > of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online > booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even > so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry > that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy > jawing with him again. > -- > M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") > M&M Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, it might press them to change your booking. Might be worth a try. Graeme |
Graeme...in London wrote:
> "M&M" > wrote in message > ... > >>I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none >>of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online >>booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even >>so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry >>that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy >>jawing with him again. >>-- >>M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") >> > > > M&M > > Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. > > If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the > transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. > If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, > it might press them to change your booking. > > Might be worth a try. > > Graeme > > Worth a shot. Tell them that it was a typo and that you were *not* trying to cancel the trip just move the flights to the right days and that the company will not work with you. Sounds like a reasonable request to me and the company is being unreasonable. -- Steve Why don't they make mouse flavored cat food? |
Graeme...in London wrote: > "M&M" > wrote in message > ... > >>I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none >>of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online >>booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even >>so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry >>that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy >>jawing with him again. >>-- >>M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") >> > > > M&M > > Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. > > If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the > transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. > If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, > it might press them to change your booking. > > Might be worth a try. > > Graeme > > At this point, I think that is your best option. Dispute the charge and see what happens. I think they have 30 days to respond Happy Q'en, BBQ |
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 17:17:19 GMT, bbq > wrote:
> > >Graeme...in London wrote: > >> "M&M" > wrote in message >> ... >> >>>I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none >>>of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online >>>booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even >>>so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry >>>that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy >>>jawing with him again. >>>-- >>>M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") >>> >> >> >> M&M >> >> Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. >> >> If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the >> transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. >> If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, >> it might press them to change your booking. >> >> Might be worth a try. >> >> Graeme >> >> > >At this point, I think that is your best option. Dispute the charge and >see what happens. I think they have 30 days to respond > >Happy Q'en, >BBQ That is great advice. I ordered some software a few months ago and the computer went mad and triple tapped me. We only found out when the Card Statement came. I phoned the Card guys [didn't need perpetual hold from the software guys], told them about the triple tap and they promptly corrected that right on the spot - credit me/back charge vendor - done deal! Try it. Harry |
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 17:17:19 GMT, bbq > wrote:
> > >Graeme...in London wrote: > >> "M&M" > wrote in message >> ... >> >>>I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none >>>of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online >>>booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even >>>so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry >>>that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy >>>jawing with him again. >>>-- >>>M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") >>> >> >> >> M&M >> >> Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. >> >> If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the >> transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. >> If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, >> it might press them to change your booking. >> >> Might be worth a try. >> >> Graeme >> >> > >At this point, I think that is your best option. Dispute the charge and >see what happens. I think they have 30 days to respond > >Happy Q'en, >BBQ That is great advice. I ordered some software a few months ago and the computer went mad and triple tapped me. We only found out when the Card Statement came. I phoned the Card guys [didn't need perpetual hold from the software guys], told them about the triple tap and they promptly corrected that right on the spot - credit me/back charge vendor - done deal! Try it. Harry |
Can someone clue me in to this subject? Since I live in Wenatchee, I
am wondering "what grand opening?" Sure hope it has something to do with food! Jane "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >... > JakBQuik wrote: > > > I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show > > up one day tho.....I promise! > > You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. > Dave |
Can someone clue me in to this subject? Since I live in Wenatchee, I
am wondering "what grand opening?" Sure hope it has something to do with food! Jane "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >... > JakBQuik wrote: > > > I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show > > up one day tho.....I promise! > > You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. > Dave |
Jane wrote:
> Can someone clue me in to this subject? Since I live in Wenatchee, I > am wondering "what grand opening?" Sure hope it has something to do > with food! Jane > > "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >... > >>JakBQuik wrote: >> >> >>>I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show >>>up one day tho.....I promise! >> >>You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. >>Dave Check out the thread titled "Grand opening information" by Dave Bugg. He's opening a new que place there. My only regret is that I can't make it to that side of the states. :-( I'd love to be there and give his wares a try (with a few brews of course). -- Steve Whose cruel idea was it for the word "lisp" to have an "s" in it? |
Jane wrote:
> Can someone clue me in to this subject? Since I live in Wenatchee, I > am wondering "what grand opening?" Sure hope it has something to do > with food! Jane > > "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >... > >>JakBQuik wrote: >> >> >>>I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show >>>up one day tho.....I promise! >> >>You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. >>Dave Check out the thread titled "Grand opening information" by Dave Bugg. He's opening a new que place there. My only regret is that I can't make it to that side of the states. :-( I'd love to be there and give his wares a try (with a few brews of course). -- Steve Whose cruel idea was it for the word "lisp" to have an "s" in it? |
On 18-Aug-2004, "Graeme...in London" > wrote: > "M&M" > wrote in message > ... > > > > I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none > > of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online > > booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even > > so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry > > that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy > > jawing with him again. > > -- > > M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") > > > > M&M > > Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. > > If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the > transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. > If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, > it might press them to change your booking. > > Might be worth a try. > > Graeme Thanks for the tip Graeme. I'm going to check into that first thing in the AM. I deal with VISA. On the only occasion I ever had to question a charge, their customer rep was unable to identify the source of the charge and thusly deleted it on the spot. I don't know much about it, but I think they have some sort of customer satisfaction policy. Certainly, Travelocity seems very unreasonable in this instance. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
On 18-Aug-2004, "Graeme...in London" > wrote: > "M&M" > wrote in message > ... > > > > I'm thanking everybody for all the suggestions. Just sorry that none > > of them panned out. Suggest caution to anyone using the online > > booking agencies. They appear to be totally inflexible. My bad. Even > > so, I'm going to make the trip since it's already paid for. Just sorry > > that I will miss meeting all the gang. I have met Dave and will enjoy > > jawing with him again. > > -- > > M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") > > > > M&M > > Just thought I might have another suggestion, that may be worth a shot. > > If you have booked the flights online, you could always dispute the > transaction with your credit card company and ask them to suspend payment. > If the travel operator discovers that they are not going to receive payment, > it might press them to change your booking. > > Might be worth a try. > > Graeme Thanks for the tip Graeme. I'm going to check into that first thing in the AM. I deal with VISA. On the only occasion I ever had to question a charge, their customer rep was unable to identify the source of the charge and thusly deleted it on the spot. I don't know much about it, but I think they have some sort of customer satisfaction policy. Certainly, Travelocity seems very unreasonable in this instance. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
The facts are starting to come together for me. I have noticed a new
place in construction next to where I get my haircut on Crescent. Is this the new bbq place? It is very close to my house, and an easy stop on my way across the bridge from work in E. Wenatchee. Will there be take-out? Fresh sausages?....like the ones I get from Owens Meats in Cle Elum? Yummmmmm. It will be nice to have a new restaurant open in Wenatchee....now if someone would just come open a sushi bar, I would be very happy! :) Jane Steve Calvin > wrote in message >... > Jane wrote: > > Can someone clue me in to this subject? Since I live in Wenatchee, I > > am wondering "what grand opening?" Sure hope it has something to do > > with food! Jane > > > > "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >... > > > >>JakBQuik wrote: > >> > >> > >>>I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show > >>>up one day tho.....I promise! > >> > >>You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. > >>Dave > > Check out the thread titled "Grand opening information" by Dave Bugg. > He's opening a new que place there. My only regret is that I can't > make it to that side of the states. :-( I'd love to be there and > give his wares a try (with a few brews of course). |
The facts are starting to come together for me. I have noticed a new
place in construction next to where I get my haircut on Crescent. Is this the new bbq place? It is very close to my house, and an easy stop on my way across the bridge from work in E. Wenatchee. Will there be take-out? Fresh sausages?....like the ones I get from Owens Meats in Cle Elum? Yummmmmm. It will be nice to have a new restaurant open in Wenatchee....now if someone would just come open a sushi bar, I would be very happy! :) Jane Steve Calvin > wrote in message >... > Jane wrote: > > Can someone clue me in to this subject? Since I live in Wenatchee, I > > am wondering "what grand opening?" Sure hope it has something to do > > with food! Jane > > > > "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >... > > > >>JakBQuik wrote: > >> > >> > >>>I'm jealous too. Sorry I'm gonna miss the Grand Opening. I'll show > >>>up one day tho.....I promise! > >> > >>You're welcome anytime, John; anytime. > >>Dave > > Check out the thread titled "Grand opening information" by Dave Bugg. > He's opening a new que place there. My only regret is that I can't > make it to that side of the states. :-( I'd love to be there and > give his wares a try (with a few brews of course). |
"M&M" > wrote in message >...
> On 17-Aug-2004, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote: > > > M&M wrote: > > > > > Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > > > Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. > > > > Hot diggity dog, Brick. > > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting was > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. Kili > thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity states > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. Cancellation > will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought online. -- Kevin |
On 20-Aug-2004, (Kevin Ross) wrote: > "M&M" > wrote in message >... > > On 17-Aug-2004, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote: > > > > > M&M wrote: > > > > > > > Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > > > > Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. > > > > > > Hot diggity dog, Brick. > > > > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting was > > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. Kili > > thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity states > > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. Cancellation > > will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. > > You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the > airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on > airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. > > I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought > online. > > -- Kevin I tried that Kevin. American Airlines could not even find the reservation. I called the number on the back of my credit card and lo and behold they took care of it. They immediately posted a credit to my account for the full amount. (Bank Of America). It looks like I will be on time for the do do at Daves new BBQ joint. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
"M&M" > wrote in message ... > > On 20-Aug-2004, (Kevin Ross) wrote: > > > "M&M" > wrote in message >... > > > On 17-Aug-2004, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote: > > > > > > > M&M wrote: > > > > > > > > > Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > > > > > Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. > > > > > > > > Hot diggity dog, Brick. > > > > > > It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > > > I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting was > > > to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. Kili > > > thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity states > > > that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. Cancellation > > > will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. > > > > You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the > > airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on > > airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. > > > > I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought > > online. > > > > -- Kevin > > I tried that Kevin. American Airlines could not even find the reservation. > I called the number on the back of my credit card and lo and behold > they took care of it. They immediately posted a credit to my account > for the full amount. (Bank Of America). It looks like I will be on time > for the do do at Daves new BBQ joint. > > -- Yay! I'm so glad, Brick. I'm so glad. Look forward to meeting you in person, buddy. kili |
M&M wrote:
>> You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the >> airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on >> airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. >> >> I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought >> online. >> >> -- Kevin > > I tried that Kevin. American Airlines could not even find the > reservation. > I called the number on the back of my credit card and lo and behold > they took care of it. They immediately posted a credit to my account > for the full amount. (Bank Of America). It looks like I will be on > time > for the do do at Daves new BBQ joint. Hotdamn! Glad to hear it worked out alright. See you there. TFM® |
M&M wrote:
>> You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the >> airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on >> airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. >> >> I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought >> online. >> >> -- Kevin > > I tried that Kevin. American Airlines could not even find the > reservation. > I called the number on the back of my credit card and lo and behold > they took care of it. They immediately posted a credit to my account > for the full amount. (Bank Of America). It looks like I will be on > time > for the do do at Daves new BBQ joint. Hotdamn! Glad to hear it worked out alright. See you there. TFM® |
M&M wrote: > On 20-Aug-2004, (Kevin Ross) wrote: > > >>"M&M" > wrote in message >... >> >>>On 17-Aug-2004, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>M&M wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. >>>>>Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. >>>> >>>>Hot diggity dog, Brick. >>> >>>It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. >>>I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting was >>>to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. Kili >>>thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity states >>>that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. Cancellation >>>will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. >> >>You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the >>airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on >>airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. >> >>I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought >>online. >> >>-- Kevin > > > I tried that Kevin. American Airlines could not even find the reservation. > I called the number on the back of my credit card and lo and behold > they took care of it. They immediately posted a credit to my account > for the full amount. (Bank Of America). It looks like I will be on time > for the do do at Daves new BBQ joint. > I would suggest NOT going so fast and getting another reservation right away. As I understand it, when you file a dispute the other party(travelocity) does have 30 days or so to respond to your dispute. It is standard procedure for credit card companies to post an immediate credit when filing a dispute. If the credit card company determines that the dispute is valid(after reviewing the response from the other party), the credit is permanent. If they decide the dispute is not valid, then the charge goes back to your card. So wait a bit and check with BofA on the progress of your dispute. I think most credit card companies are willing to bend over backwards for your business and will do whatever they can to help you. But in the end, it is the agreement between you and the travel company that provides the evidence that BofA will use to determine 'who is right'. OTH, maybe the travel company will not respond, because they got all of their tickets sold for your dates of travel and have no loss of revenue. If this happens, you win by default. Good Luck. Happy Q'en, BBQ |
On 21-Aug-2004, bbq > wrote: > >>"M&M" > wrote in message >... > >> > >>>On 17-Aug-2004, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote: > >>> > >>> > >>>>M&M wrote: > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>Travel confirmed, Tampa/Wenatchee,WA for 10/18/04 w/return 10/20/04. > >>>>>Reservation for two nights at Travelodge Wenatchee North Wenatchee. > >>>> > >>>>Hot diggity dog, Brick. > >>> > >>>It appears however that I made travel arrangements for the wrong date. > >>>I could have sworn that I read at least one post stating the meeting was > >>>to be on the 19th. I did not note that that happens to be a tuesday. Kili > >>>thinks the date is the 16th which makes more sense. Travelocity states > >>>that neither the air or hotel portions of my trip can be changed. Cancellation > >>>will cost me $407.40, not a pleasant thought. > >> > >>You can always change the ticket reservations directly through the > >>airline. It isn't free, but it's only a $50 to $75 (depending on > >>airline) fee, plus any difference in price between the fares. > >> > >>I've done it many times. Doesn't matter if the tickets were bought > >>online. > >> > >>-- Kevin > > > > > > I tried that Kevin. American Airlines could not even find the reservation. > > I called the number on the back of my credit card and lo and behold > > they took care of it. They immediately posted a credit to my account > > for the full amount. (Bank Of America). It looks like I will be on time > > for the do do at Daves new BBQ joint. > > > > > I would suggest NOT going so fast and getting another reservation right > away. As I understand it, when you file a dispute the other > party(travelocity) does have 30 days or so to respond to your dispute. > > It is standard procedure for credit card companies to post an immediate > credit when filing a dispute. If the credit card company determines > that the dispute is valid(after reviewing the response from the other > party), the credit is permanent. If they decide the dispute is not > valid, then the charge goes back to your card. > > So wait a bit and check with BofA on the progress of your dispute. I > think most credit card companies are willing to bend over backwards for > your business and will do whatever they can to help you. But in the end, > it is the agreement between you and the travel company that provides the > evidence that BofA will use to determine 'who is right'. OTH, maybe the > travel company will not respond, because they got all of their tickets > sold for your dates of travel and have no loss of revenue. If this > happens, you win by default. > Good Luck. > > Happy Q'en, > BBQ This is way OT, but bbq is right. Bank Of America told me something just like he said. Frankly I can't see BOA arbitrarily eating the mistake. OTOH, maybe Travelocity will unbend a little. In the real world, business dates are subject to change too. Total inflexibility can't be good for business. -- M&M ("When You're Over The Hill You Pick Up Speed") -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
"M&M" > wrote in message > > This is way OT, but bbq is right. Bank Of America told me something just > like he said. Frankly I can't see BOA arbitrarily eating the mistake. OTOH, > maybe Travelocity will unbend a little. In the real world, business dates are > subject to change too. Total inflexibility can't be good for business. Business dates change a lot. And they pay higher rates for the convenience of making the changes. Sometimes we just have to take responsibility for our actions and pay the price for our errors. I know it is a strange concepts, but it can work and make the world a better place to live. |
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 11:42:16 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" >
wrote: > >"M&M" > wrote in message > >> This is way OT, but bbq is right. Bank Of America told me something just >> like he said. Frankly I can't see BOA arbitrarily eating the mistake. >OTOH, >> maybe Travelocity will unbend a little. In the real world, business dates >are >> subject to change too. Total inflexibility can't be good for business. > >Business dates change a lot. And they pay higher rates for the convenience >of making the changes. > >Sometimes we just have to take responsibility for our actions and pay the >price for our errors. I know it is a strange concepts, but it can work and >make the world a better place to live. > Exactly. Sites like Travelocity depend on people honoring their commitments; if they allowed customers to change bookings, their prices would reflect that fact--putting them out of business. Also, chargebacks aren't designed to enable consumers to back out of an agreeement they've entered into with a merchant. They are designed to protect consumers from being charged for something they didn't order or being charged for merchandise they didn't receive. -- Kevin S. Wilson Tech Writer at a university somewhere in Idaho "Who put these fingerprints on my imagination?" |
M&M wrote: > > > This is way OT, but bbq is right. Bank Of America told me something just > like he said. Frankly I can't see BOA arbitrarily eating the mistake. OTOH, > maybe Travelocity will unbend a little. In the real world, business dates are > subject to change too. Total inflexibility can't be good for business. > Your right, in that B of A is not going to eat the mistake. The travel company still has plenty of time though to sell a ticket they sold you. A cancellation charge of $400 to me seems very unreasonable, given your wanting to change your reservation(because of an honest mistake) within 24 hours of the original purchase. Many years ago, I made an Xmas reservation on a super saver rate in September. Went to purchase the tickets in November, 30 days before departure (as required on this super saver rate) and was told that I needed to purchase the tickets the day before, because the 30th day was a weekend. I argued till I was blue in the face. Not sure how many levels of supervisors I went through, but do remember that it took me over an hour to get my tickets. I got my tickets at the super saver rate. It was a battle for sure. But staying fairly calm and professional, allowed me to get to a level of supervision that had the authority to make the decision to 'satisfy a customer'. You start cussing, it's all over, you lose. Stay calm, stay professional and you can win. Lose your cool and start swearing and cussing, you don't have a chance. See you in October, regardless of the outcome. Happy Q'en, BBQ |
M&M wrote: > > > This is way OT, but bbq is right. Bank Of America told me something just > like he said. Frankly I can't see BOA arbitrarily eating the mistake. OTOH, > maybe Travelocity will unbend a little. In the real world, business dates are > subject to change too. Total inflexibility can't be good for business. > Your right, in that B of A is not going to eat the mistake. The travel company still has plenty of time though to sell a ticket they sold you. A cancellation charge of $400 to me seems very unreasonable, given your wanting to change your reservation(because of an honest mistake) within 24 hours of the original purchase. Many years ago, I made an Xmas reservation on a super saver rate in September. Went to purchase the tickets in November, 30 days before departure (as required on this super saver rate) and was told that I needed to purchase the tickets the day before, because the 30th day was a weekend. I argued till I was blue in the face. Not sure how many levels of supervisors I went through, but do remember that it took me over an hour to get my tickets. I got my tickets at the super saver rate. It was a battle for sure. But staying fairly calm and professional, allowed me to get to a level of supervision that had the authority to make the decision to 'satisfy a customer'. You start cussing, it's all over, you lose. Stay calm, stay professional and you can win. Lose your cool and start swearing and cussing, you don't have a chance. See you in October, regardless of the outcome. Happy Q'en, BBQ |
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