Any chance on an EasyJet refund??

jpsartre

Scooter_McGraw wrote: »

Shame that you don't give people the benefit of the doubt before you have to go into a moral narcissistic rant.

If you'd followed that advice you could have started the thread by praising easyJet for how flexible they are when you make a mistake rather than complaining about how scandalous their charges are.

Scooter_McGraw

NiftyDigits wrote: »

At least you have redeemed yourself for when it came to the jibe about Indian call centres. It would have substance if you had called first and there was a problem with communication.
Now you have a balanced view. One bad experience and one good experience.

Was there a benefit in booking via Expedia?

I have used Expedia twice before and have thus far had no problems.

If I'd have used the euphemism 'off-shore' instead of saying Indian, I'm sure the hostility would have been minimised. I do wonder if people love to concentrate on the words and not the meaning for their own self-glorification.

All I wanted to know was if there was a route open other than over the phone, but no-one was bothered by that, they just wanted to find offence where none was intended. I feel sorry for them.

NiftyDigits

Scooter_McGraw wrote: »

I have used Expedia twice before and have thus far had no problems.

If I'd have used the euphemism 'off-shore' instead of saying Indian, I'm sure the hostility would have been minimised. I do wonder if people love to concentrate on the words and not the meaning for their own self-glorification.

All I wanted to know was if there was a route open other than over the phone, but no-one was bothered by that, they just wanted to find offence where none was intended. I feel sorry for them.

But why did you not book directly with EasyJet? Was it cheaper?

budgetflyer

flight bookings get 200 Nectar points with Expedia. With Easyjet its 1 point per £. so it depends on the booking cost.

Obviously amendments/complications may be more difficult through a 3rd party such as Expedia.

NiftyDigits

budgetflyer wrote: »

flight bookings get 200 Nectar points with Expedia. With Easyjet its 1 point per £. so it depends on the booking cost.

Obviously amendments/complications may be more difficult through a 3rd party such as Expedia.

I see...as I use Expedia from time to time, though have not ever bothered with Nectar Points.