Leeds Bradford airport rip off

atilla

Dave_C wrote: »

In an attempt to drag things back on topic, why not just drop your passengers off just before you get to the barriers in post number 12?

Dave

Because, based on the last time i went through there, you are commited, no way of turning back.

atilla

dfh2012 wrote: »

Someone stated that companies can charge whatever they want for a service.

I said that if that was the case then they would charge 100000000000 for a can of baked beans.

No shop in this country does and hence it is not true that companies can charge whatever they want for a service.

No. You said it was against the Law.
Now be a grown up (he won't) and tell us all exactly which Law this is.

meer53

Since Leeds Bradford started charging for dropping off, you see loads of people getting dropped off by the roundabout and walking up to the main doors. It's not far, easily walked really. Personally i don't mind paying to drop off, it's not that much further to walk from the Long Stay car park either, i've done it before when the shuttle bus wasn't due.

dzug1

somethingcorporate wrote: »

It's pointless, this person is clearly a few cards short of a full deck.

All they can do is write the same drivel. I am pretty sure that typifies someone grossly ignorant. I blame the parents, they should restrict access to the computer whilst their kids are on school holidays.

Well s/he claims in other posts to have car insurance so must be at least a little bit older unless a total fantasist.

Wonder why this thread has flipped him/her? Whilst s/he's said nothing useful in numerous other threads it's been at least vaguely sensible and non-repetitive.

atilla

dfh2012 wrote: »

People have been saying companies can charge whatever they want.

I have said that this is simply not true as no shop can charge 100000000 for a can of beans.

Thus, that statement that companies can charge whatever they want does not hold true.

Liar!!

Care to disprove??

rustyboy21

dfh2012 wrote: »

There is not a single shop in this country that charges 100000000000 for a can of ordinary baked beans.

Thus the statement that companies can charge whatever they want is not true .

I will put a tin of beans in my shop window tomorrow and say i is on offer for £1m. It is a special purchase, so can get way with it that way. You try take me to court ! Wonder if anyone has the nerve to ask me to price match with the internet?

BTW I don't sell any food, but nothing is stopping me do it.

Also Anyone notice he isn't saying £100m , he is just saying 100,000,000.

Very strange character! :rotfl:

What is it 100,000,00 baked beans?

soothyerboots

dfh2012 wrote: »

People have been saying companies can charge whatever they want.

I have said that this is simply not true as no shop can charge 100000000 for a can of beans.

Thus, that statement that companies can charge whatever they want does not hold true.

Well that's !!!!!!!!. They can charge whatever they want. However they are not going to charge an amount that they know no-one on this planet is going to be willing to pay!

vuvuzela

soothyerboots wrote: »

Well that's !!!!!!!!. They can charge whatever they want. However they are not going to charge an amount that they know no-one on this planet is going to be willing to pay!

Ignore the idiot troll

zax47

dfh2012 wrote: »

There is not a single shop in this country that charges 100000000000 for a can of ordinary baked beans.

Thus the statement that companies can charge whatever they want is not true .

The fact remains that they can do so if they choose to. They fact they don't is a matter for free-market economics (you price at a price you can sell at), however there is no LAW to say that they are forbidden to do so, that is their choice.

You stated it was ILLEGAL to charge whatever you want - you cannot provide a link to such a "law", as it is complete bollox and you know it. Ergo you are either a) deluded, b) an idiot or c) a troll (and a poor one at that.)

Optimist

zax47 wrote: »

The fact remains that they can do so if they choose to. They fact they don't is a matter for free-market economics (you price at a price you can sell at), however there is no LAW to say that they are forbidden to do so, that is their choice.

You stated it was ILLEGAL to charge whatever you want - you cannot provide a link to such a "law", as it is complete bollox and you know it. Ergo you are either a) deluded, b) an idiot or c) a troll (and a poor one at that.)

He cant be that poor a troll.

He has managed to keep this thread going on for a lot longer than it should have.