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wizard69 | 18:11 Tue 16th Oct 2007 | Travel
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Anybody had trouble with the above?
Just rang them up for some information regarding a flight next year. After trying to verify it on there website i found that the guy I spoke to had contradicted what was on the site (he actually seemed unsure himself) I rang back and tried to explain (to the same guy) that he had contradicted what was on there site and he put the phone down on me. I rang back again and got a different operator. I asked to speak to a supervisor and explained why. Result ? she too disconnected me. At no time was I abrupt or abusive, merely wanting to get my facts right in order to fly with them.
Whats going on here and is there a higher authority to complain too?
Waste of time ringing customer services back if all they do is put the phone down on you
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There is a higher authority Wizard, but you don't believe in him.
Their customer services must be so used to abuse from customers that they slam the phone down out of habit.

From what I hear about Ryanair from many different sources I wouldn't touch them with a bargepole.
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pmsl @ cambus, I just choked on my tea.
Panic, I,m beginning to wonder.
That's an excellent oxymoron: RyanAir Customer Service?

Oh my... I almost choked on my tea laughing!

There's a general rule of thumb: if the incentive grants they receive from the host airport are used up, rest assured, they'll stop flying there!

Personally, I'd rather fly a real airline. There are too many nightmare stories...

Good luck
Couldn't resist that one wizard, hope you get sorted out, with Ryanair I mean.

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