Surely this is taking a rant to far...

hoyles10

I was just looking at the news and came across this.

http://uk.travel.yahoo.com/p-promo-3312275

Fair play to her for taking such drastic action to make a point but surely this is taking things way to far.

moonrakerz

She's the sort of female that gets blondes a bad name !!

hoyles10

Surely now her new name doesn't match her passport either

Rosie75

I don't see how she was making a point at all. It was her mistake entirely - it's common sense that she has to have the same name on her passport and ticket. And she had a silly name originally so it wasn't that much of a change.

Pollycat

Pretty stupid woman, imho.

I think my fiance thinks I'm crazy. The amusing thing is my fiance will have to say my new name during the wedding ceremony."

Amusing?

Yeah, I'm PMSL.

vikingaero

Sounds like someone who needs compulsory sterilisation to prevent her genes from spreading. Thicky, thick, thick.

marleyboy

Were I her new Hubby, I would want a divorce pretty fast, I wonder if he bears any regrets, I dread to think what she would call herself if they DID divorce.

MothballsWallet

Hasn't it already been in the rules for years that any ticket must be in the same name as the person's photographic ID (passport, driving licence, whatever)?

I also think she's being stupid - the rules on booking and ID names matching have been there for as long as I can remember anyway.

hoyles10

marleyboy wrote: »

Were I her new Hubby, I would want a divorce pretty fast, I wonder if he bears any regrets, I dread to think what she would call herself if they DID divorce.

If they didn't divorce I dread to think what they would call a kid.

Pound

I think her complaint was that she'd have to pay a fee to change her details. Changing a name should take a telephone operator a few seconds to do but it sounds like Thomas Cook saw an opportunity to force their customers to choose between paying an extortionate fee or forfeit their holiday.

She probably took it a bit too far though

GemJar_2

I thought it if you were married all you had to do was bring your wedding certificate along anyway? maybe I'm wrong :S