Singapore Airlines - beware?

Bob_the_Saver

wolfwanderer wrote: »

Name the airlines that require the credit card at check in?

Take a look at this site for further evidence that Singapore Airlines are scammers...

http://www.complaintsboard.com/bycompany/singapore-airlines-a831.html

Many of the Indian airlines, but they don't always enforce it.

Bob_the_Saver

ALWAYS READ THE T&C for Ryanair, Singapore or whoever, simple as that.

dickydonkin

wolfwanderer wrote: »

When I posted on here, I explained to my mate that within 10 minutes there would be 10-15 posts saying it was my fault.

He didn't believe me until I explained that the people who post will have thousands of posts to their names and that they do nothing else with their sad lives except sit and sweat and post garbage in response to those posts that are trying to be of some use to people.

Point proven.

Then why ask on here then!

As for your question, Qatar certainly ask for CC at check in as do Singapore - quite clearly stated when buying the tickets online.......and not hidden in an obscure paragraph in their T&C's.

mcduff16

Qatar Airways- I had to produced my credit card at check in.

At least Singapore Airlines gave you a refund.

wolfwanderer wrote: »

Name the airlines that require the credit card at check in?

Take a look at this site for further evidence that Singapore Airlines are scammers...

http://www.complaintsboard.com/bycompany/singapore-airlines-a831.html

zagfles

wolfwanderer wrote: »

Originally Posted by zagfles
Well done!! Expect them to come knocking...

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-0...-lawsuits.html

!!!!!!!!!!!!
:rotfl:

:rotfl:I see you've editted your OP now!!!! Not :rotfl:are you!!!!;)

stoneman

lol, don't think we will be hearing from him/her again in the near future.

Paddy2eyes

I think the op did some good in bringing our attention to this part of SQ's terms and conditions, which s something to bear in mind for others traveling with them. To accuse them of being scammers though is just ridiculous.
I think wolf wandered off with his tail between his legs.

photome

Paddy2eyes wrote: »

I think the op did some good in bringing our attention to this part of SQ's terms and conditions, which s something to bear in mind for others traveling with them. To accuse them of being scammers though is just ridiculous.
I think wolf wandered off with his tail between his legs.

The OP now makes more sensible reading, shame he/she didnt post that in the first place

fifeken

From personal experience I can back up the fact that Emirates may ask for your CC at check in, although I believe it's only for bookings made in certain countries. I experienced this earlier this year with a ticket out of Hong Kong where the CC had expired and been replaced by a new one with a different number when I went to fly.
Fortunately I realised werll in advance and dealt with it through Emirates office.

RichandJ

Eloquent_Flyer wrote: »

I am new here and would like to offer tips and help to people who intend to fly. This thread isn't the place, any idea where I can offer my help, experience and advice to keep you all safe and aware whilst you go off on your flights? :A

Best to lurk in the Overseas/UK holiday boards & post advice as & when you feel you can help. I have in the past ended up directing people to the relevant boards on FlyerTalk as there is far more experience there.