" H. Huntzinger" <{NOSPAM-rm_to_reply}rec-scuba@huntzinger.com> wrote in message news:<{NOSPAM-rm_to_reply}rec-scuba-364872.07453214062004@news-east.dca.giganews.com>...
Hugh Huntzinger, the Hypocrite Supreme of Scuba-L and rec.scuba, snipped
ALL of the relevant points (to his remarks) in my VERY LENGTHY post, to
write,
> Bob Ling Large_Nassau_Grouper@Yahoo.com (Reef Fish) wrote:
> >
> > This time, a couple of the officers on the ship did do some shadow boxing
> > about flight insurance, trip insurance, etc....That was
> > when I called his supervisor, and the supervisor called her supervisor
> > -- who was the one finally understood that it was the cruiseship's
> > LIABILITY and THEIR own insurance that covered such a damage.
> It may seem like the Cruise ship industry will provide insurance for
> just about anything, but when it comes to collecting, it does appear
> that you either should think about 'forgetting it'
My post gave concrete evidence to the contrary of the above.
> or be willing to be an asshole customer to get the resolution you want.
>
> -hh
There is nothing being asshole about making a legitimate claim. The
cruiseship officer in question was most pleasant about it. He was all
smiles and cooperative even when I retrieved the damaged piece two
different times (after I received the replacement), to remove the
irreplaceable scuba patches I had sewn and glued to the luggage, as
well as my personalized luggage tags and a piece for hanging garments
inside the old piece that was not in the replacement piece.
Hugh, YOU are the only asshole in this episode.
-- Bob. |
