EASYJET discrimination

LittleMrsThrifty · 28 January 2020 at 2:16PM

I agree it isn't discrimination in the legal sense but some posters have been extremely harsh here. It isn't really anyone's business why the OP wanted those seats and whether the reasons were justified - s/he called Easyjet to ask if they were available and if they could be booked and was told yes so went ahead and then found they weren't.

I'm pleased you've been able to get a refund and hope you manage to book something else suitable.

Undervalued · 28 January 2020 at 2:23PM

LittleMrsThrifty wrote: »

I agree it isn't discrimination in the legal sense but some posters have been extremely harsh here. It isn't really anyone's business why the OP wanted those seats and whether the reasons were justified - s/he called Easyjet to ask if they were available and if they could be booked and was told yes so went ahead and then found they weren't.

I'm pleased you've been able to get a refund and hope you manage to book something else suitable.

The OP titled the thread EASYJET discrimination which, as you agree, it isn't!

Most of her posts were about why she felt she was being discriminated against and a number of posters, quite rightly, took her to task about that.

Harsh? Maybe, maybe not. I'd settle for "Harsh but fair"!

Pollycat · 28 January 2020 at 2:51PM

Distressedcustomer wrote: »

Anyone can call and discuss the wider point.

The more people that provide feedback , the Exec might reverse their policy decision.

I doubt these ^^^^ things very much.
Especially the first statement.

maman · 28 January 2020 at 5:42PM

Undervalued wrote: »

The OP titled the thread EASYJET discrimination which, as you agree, it isn't!

Most of her posts were about why she felt she was being discriminated against and a number of posters, quite rightly, took her to task about that.

Harsh? Maybe, maybe not. I'd settle for "Harsh but fair"!

I agree. With most threads, it's impossible to offer the very advice that an OP is asking for without some context. When this OP gave context of why they wanted the seats then it became obvious that it wasn't discrimination. Too often posters start threads and when the majority disagree (especially when some previously hidden facts come to light) they become offensive or disappear.

bellabella · 29 January 2020 at 3:10PM

As someone who was adopted I actually find your remarks quite offensive being adopted is not an excuse . it seems to me (i may be wrong) that you are using your child as a reason to get your own way. If as you state your child must be with you at all times and not their other parent I struggle to see how they sleep in their own room at night how you go to work/shops without them and how they go to school /parties or friends for play dates and as for a child stating they want nothing to do with easy jet it seems to me you have been stoking the fire to bring this situation to their attention

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