On Wed, 2 Apr 2008 07:15:27 -0700 (PDT), kyle051777@aol.com wrote:
>> And it doesn't change the fact that you voluntarily entered into a
>> contract with certain stipulations that you later decided you didn't
>> like.
>
>You are correct, I did have a contract with United, but unlike most
>contracts I don't have to buy my ticket from them. So, my "contracted
>price" from UA was only $70 more than my uncontracted price from a
>competitor. Nowhere in my contract does it say that if you want to
>change your flight that you have to buy your ticket from us. Again,
>my point is that contract or not it doesn't make business sense, in my
>opinion, to charge more for the same thing when you have already got
>my business. You are right they can do what they want and they will
>do what they want but as a customer I can take my business elsewhere
>as well as any other customer. So why not have it make economical
>sense to stay with the same airline you purchased your ticket
>through. That is all I am trying to say.
Blah, blah, blah. He's a nut ranter. Repeat, repeat, repeat what
nobody agrees with you about. Rant, rant, rant. |