Flight Cancellation

misgrace

Lynsey wrote: »

Best of luck IQ=0, hope you get it sorted.

1 last quip, how about this;

http://www.skydate.eu/v1.0/uk/home/home.php

Just enough time to get to get that other seat filled :heartsmil


Lynsey

Lol, you have made me laugh, (no offence to original poster), I am off with a cold, and feeling sorry for myself, but you have cheered me up no end, thankyou Lynsey.:D

Donnie

Lynsey wrote: »

Just a thought, a sober one (no cooking sherry yet).............................

...................why not just "miss" your flight, either by say, getting there too late to check in, or turn up without your passport. Does your insurance cover for this?? There must be a way around this and you deserve it for the novelty value.

Lynsey

What's the matter you ?? :rolleyes:

Who don't you just send her a 'swag' bag and a mask?

dmg24

Lynsey wrote: »

Just a thought, a sober one (no cooking sherry yet).............................

...................why not just "miss" your flight, either by say, getting there too late to check in, or turn up without your passport. Does your insurance cover for this?? There must be a way around this and you deserve it for the novelty value.

Lynsey

If you miss the flight, you have to have a genuine reason for missing the flight, and proof of this reason. You would not be covered for forgetting your passport.

Lynsey

Donnie wrote: »

What's the matter you ?? :rolleyes:

Who don't you just send her a 'swag' bag and a mask?

Just trying to help out a person in need, there must be a solution to this, even if not strictly honest. Must have happened loads of times.

So missing the flight due to arriving late for a departure may be an option???
It happens all the time on that Easyjet programme!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Lynsey

Donnie

Lynsey

You shouldn't be drinking this early.

dmg24

Lynsey wrote: »

Just trying to help out a person in need, there must be a solution to this, even if not strictly honest. Must have happened loads of times.

So missing the flight due to arriving late for a departure may be an option???
It happens all the time on that Easyjet programme!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Lynsey

Unless the OP knows a dodgy policeman that will make up a road accident then no, arriving late is not an option.

You shouldn't really be suggesting such things. The insurers take false reports very seriously, and they do report such incidents to the police.

IQ=0

Liking the suggestions..dmg, chill out...suggesting and doing are different things..i'm not stupid...despite the username. Dont get yourself worked up plz, my question was a genuine enquiry to see if i could get my cash back..or word the truth in a way that works. Im not gonna do somat stupid..it's not the end of the world.

dmg24

I didn't think that you would, but some people search the forums and assume that if someone has suggested it then it is ok to do it ...

Some people have an IQ of even less than yours!

Lynsey

Best of luck IQ=0, but there must be a solution, there always is. It's just a case of someone coming up with an answer, although I still think a "missed departure" may be viable depending on the wording of your insurance.
I know what's it's like to have "relationship troubles" and in fact I had a terrible one quite recently when the b@$t@rd came back


Lynsey

Donnie

IQ=0 wrote: »

Liking the suggestions..dmg, chill out...suggesting and doing are different things..i'm not stupid...despite the username. Dont get yourself worked up plz, my question was a genuine enquiry to see if i could get my cash back..or word the truth in a way that works. Im not gonna do somat stupid..it's not the end of the world.

Word the truth in a way that works??

Since we don't know the truth, how could we re-word it?

No, there was most certainly an inference of creating a scenario that was not true.

Don't be ashamed. Admit it.