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"JohnT" wrote in message
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"Mike Pfeffer" wrote in message
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Dear support group,

I made a reservation with Priceline.com for holiday travel,
and foolishly agreed to fly from Omaha to Salt Lake City
to Anchorage via Delta on 1-1-04. Upon realizing that
my arrangement conflicts with the Holiest of College Football
Holy Days, I contacted Delta and Priceline to try to change
my reservation to travel on 1-2-04. Both companies told me,
"I'm sorry sir, ticket arrangements made with Priceline cannot
be changed, we are sorry you are so stupid, have a nice day".

Has anybody had any luck changing Priceline reservations?
If so, how'd you do it?


You have no chance at all. Did you not read the conditions before making
your bid?

Did you not read the part where I said I was stupid?


Mike Pfeffer

"mrtravel" wrote in message
m...
Mike Pfeffer wrote:
Dear support group,

I made a reservation with Priceline.com for holiday travel,
and foolishly agreed to fly from Omaha to Salt Lake City
to Anchorage via Delta on 1-1-04. Upon realizing that
my arrangement conflicts with the Holiest of College Football
Holy Days, I contacted Delta and Priceline to try to change
my reservation to travel on 1-2-04. Both companies told me,
"I'm sorry sir, ticket arrangements made with Priceline cannot
be changed, we are sorry you are so stupid, have a nice day".

Has anybody had any luck changing Priceline reservations?
If so, how'd you do it?

Why would you expect them to change the tickets?
If you want to change tickets, buy changeable tickets.

I don't necessarily expect them to change my tickets,
I was just wondering if anybody has had success
changing tickets. Thanks for your help, Mr. Travel
Epret.


Mike Pfeffer

Hey , do you know where there are any personages of
historical significance around here?:
andrew smith wrote:

"xyzzy" wrote in message
...

There's a reason they are called REGIONAL jets. Not INTERCONTINENTAL
jets. Please to be taking note of this.

(DFW-RDU in a CRJ-200: ugh)


You sound like a two-seat candidate.

that would not help me unless the second seat I buy is the one in front
of me, and they let me remove it. Oh, and move the window about 1 foot
up the fuselage please.

Btw, there actually was a two-seat candidate on this flight who did in
fact buy two seats. I respected him for it but no good deed goes
unpunished: he was one of the last people who boarded, and since it was
a full flight, someone had moved into the aisle seat in the row he had
purchased, thinking he had beaten the system. He had to kick out the
squatter, who was slow on the uptake:

two-seater: I don't think you're in the right seat
squatter: what seat do you have?
two-seater: both of these
squatter (who was in the aisle seat): do you have the window or the aisle?
two-seater: I paid for both of these seats to get an empty row so get
the hell back to your own seat
squatter: oh (slinks back to his cramped window seat)


If I were the two seater, I'd have sat on the squatter without any
comment.

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TO

"Mike Pfeffer" wrote in message
...
Dear support group,

I made a reservation with Priceline.com for holiday travel,
and foolishly agreed to fly from Omaha to Salt Lake City
to Anchorage via Delta on 1-1-04. Upon realizing that
my arrangement conflicts with the Holiest of College Football
Holy Days, I contacted Delta and Priceline to try to change
my reservation to travel on 1-2-04. Both companies told me,
"I'm sorry sir, ticket arrangements made with Priceline cannot
be changed, we are sorry you are so stupid, have a nice day".

Has anybody had any luck changing Priceline reservations?
If so, how'd you do it?

Thanks for your support,


One possibility is not flying, and getting partial recompensation back from
the airline.

Another possibility is to show up really late, like on the 2nd, saying that
you thought that's when your flight was. This is risky. They may put you on
a flight, or you may be ****ed. You should get compensated, but getting a
ticket on that short of notice will be pricey.

--
Jefferson N. Glapski
http://www.glapski.com

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Group: rec.travel.air Date: Fri, Oct 24, 2003, 1:58pm (EDT-4) From:
(Mike=A0Pfeffer)
Dear support group,
I made a reservation with Priceline.com for holiday travel, and
foolishly agreed to fly from Omaha to Salt Lake City to Anchorage via
Delta on 1-1-04. Upon realizing that my arrangement conflicts with the
Holiest of College Football Holy Days, I contacted Delta and Priceline
to try to change my reservation to travel on 1-2-04. Both companies told
me, "I'm sorry sir, ticket arrangements made with Priceline cannot be
changed, we are sorry you are so stupid, have a nice day".
Has anybody had any luck changing Priceline reservations? If so, how'd
you do it?
Thanks for your support,
Mike Pfeffer

OTOH it's only a football game. What's the big deal? You can get the
scores when you get to your destination.

Eric

Clockwork Orange wrote in
:

We had a Delta 757 non-stop CVG-LAX and back. What was even better
was, they weren't crowded so Beth and I had an empty seat between
us. Put the armrests up, stretch out a little, sleep most of the
way. $158 each, round-trip.

DYGA?

[Mike Pfeffer )]
[Fri, 24 Oct 2003 13:58:44 -0800]

:"I'm sorry sir, ticket arrangements made with Priceline cannot
:be changed, we are sorry you are so stupid, have a nice day".
:
:Has anybody had any luck changing Priceline reservations?
:If so, how'd you do it?

Yes. I told them the website made an error.

--
Bryan S. Slick, bryan_s at slick-family dot net

"To those who have fought for it,
freedom has a flavor the protected will never know."

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea, Tony Rice
?

Clockwork Orange wrote in
:

We had a Delta 757 non-stop CVG-LAX and back. What was even
better was, they weren't crowded so Beth and I had an empty
seat between us. Put the armrests up, stretch out a little,
sleep most of the way. $158 each, round-trip.

DYGA?

Dood, we were even in the back row.

--
Cheers,
--Jeff
"That's Zim. He's got more fire than half those guys in
the dugout," Roger Clemens said.
"I was more surprised to see Zim get across the field
that fast," Jason Giambi said.

Read the FAQ. It was wrote for idots like yew.
http://www.rsfckers.com/faq.htm

Jefferson N. Glapski wrote:

"Mike Pfeffer" wrote in message
...

Dear support group,

I made a reservation with Priceline.com for holiday travel,
and foolishly agreed to fly from Omaha to Salt Lake City
to Anchorage via Delta on 1-1-04. Upon realizing that
my arrangement conflicts with the Holiest of College Football
Holy Days, I contacted Delta and Priceline to try to change
my reservation to travel on 1-2-04. Both companies told me,
"I'm sorry sir, ticket arrangements made with Priceline cannot
be changed, we are sorry you are so stupid, have a nice day".

Has anybody had any luck changing Priceline reservations?
If so, how'd you do it?

Thanks for your support,



One possibility is not flying, and getting partial recompensation
back from
the airline.

How would they get compensation from the airline?
Priceline tickets are non changeable and non refundable


Another possibility is to show up really late, like on the 2nd,
saying that
you thought that's when your flight was. This is risky. They may put
you on
a flight, or you may be ****ed. You should get compensated, but getting a
ticket on that short of notice will be pricey.


Why would he get compensated?? He missed the flight, it isn't the
airlines fault.

AJC wrote:

On 24 Oct 2003 12:16:42 -0400, (Andrew
Perrin (CLists)) wrote:

xyzzy writes:

There's a reason they are called REGIONAL jets. Not INTERCONTINENTAL
jets. Please to be taking note of this.

(DFW-RDU in a CRJ-200: ugh)

Ummm... last time I checked DFW and RDU were on the same continent.

ap

But maybe deers define continents differently from us humans.



Lol..... ;-)

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Best
Greg