US Airways is predatory. My advice: Do not fly on US Airways.

jim@jibbering.com (Jim Ley) wrote:

>You're missing the simple fact that many people aren't prepared to
>accept they made a mistake (or lots in this case) and swallow their
>pride. They have to blame someone else.
>Jim.

God bless America! I think he should sue for at least 3 billion
dollars.

K

Ray
I can't understand why you expect US Air to "eat" your mistake.
Your fight is with the outfit who sold you the tickets. You made an
agreement to leave on a certain date, and didn't have the documents
ready on the date. The flight left....
What if it had been a cruise? You wouldn't expect them to hold the
boat for you - Would you?
I can't understand why you were "too busy" to go to the safety deposit
box in time. How long in advance did you buy the tickets?
Don

On 8 Sep 2003 20:46:05 -0700, raylozano@eudoramail.com (Ray Lozano)
wrote:


>
>You don't read well and your writing is bad. The issue is not about
>personal responsibility, but about how an airline should behave toward
>its customers, who are human.
>
wrong bevis, it is all about personal responsibility, you failed to
have with you the required documents and you are blaming the airline
which is just doing it's duty to follow the law. Next time when you're
in the wrong try acting a bit more contrite, it might get people who
can assist you to assist you.

On 8 Sep 2003 20:48:56 -0700, raylozano@eudoramail.com (Ray Lozano)
wrote:

>You must not have any customers of your own. If you do, you probably
>don't have very many.
>
no business needs customers like you

On 8 Sep 2003 20:51:56 -0700, raylozano@eudoramail.com (Ray Lozano)
wrote:

>Keeger <Strat59_00m> wrote in message news:<6uvplv0rf6p9a14v4nkm4vectuv8ng25vk@>. ..
>> jim@jibbering.com (Jim Ley) wrote:
>>
>> >You're missing the simple fact that many people aren't prepared to
>> >accept they made a mistake (or lots in this case) and swallow their
>> >pride. They have to blame someone else.
>> >Jim.
>>
>> God bless America! I think he should sue for at least 3 billion
>> dollars.
>>
>> K
>
>Why not 5 billion?
go for 10, you still would never prevail

"JohnDoe" <abuse@bellnexxia.net > wrote in message
news:6mmqlvon1kfb2bhnuoa796vg0cshdrrbdg@...
> On 8 Sep 2003 20:51:56 -0700, raylozano@eudoramail.com (Ray Lozano)
> wrote:
>
> >Keeger <Strat59_00m> wrote in message
news:<6uvplv0rf6p9a14v4nkm4vectuv8ng25vk@>. ..
> >> jim@jibbering.com (Jim Ley) wrote:
> >>
> >> >You're missing the simple fact that many people aren't prepared to
> >> >accept they made a mistake (or lots in this case) and swallow their
> >> >pride. They have to blame someone else.
> >> >Jim.
> >>
> >> God bless America! I think he should sue for at least 3 billion
> >> dollars.
> >>
> >> K
> >
> >Why not 5 billion?
> go for 10, you still would never prevail

If I were Ray, I'd worry more about his website using trademarked logos and
copyrighted articles/photos, without permission.
Not exactly the brightest bulb in the chandelier...seeking restitution for a
situation of his making, all the while creating what amounts to a hate site of
the airline<G>

In article <0dhqlv4uapjdf4acnocpco2adbekjuf8ep@>,
Hatunen <hatuunen@cox.net> writes:

>When we're about to make an international flight we make sure all
>our papers are in order at least a week before the flight, and
>now you can see why.

If there is a lesson to be learned from this, it is the above.

--
Charlie Hammond -- Hewlett-Packard Company -- Ft Lauderdale FL USA
(hammond@not@peek.ssr.hp.com -- remove "@not" when replying)
All opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily my employer's.

Miguel Cruz wrote:

> I don't blame you completely; these things are confusing and people
> aren't always that helpful. But to try to turn it around and pin it on
> the airline is absurd. At the end of the day, the cause of the problem
> was that you didn't bring documents which are required by law for an
> international flight - a requirement that is well-publicized, and
> described in every guidebook, ticket confirmation, etc. Everything
> else is just a matter of how well other people handled your mistake.


I can't imagine attempting international travel without a passport.
I wouldn't even cross over to Nuevo Laredo anymore without mine.

--
¿...qué podemos saber las mujeres sino las filosofías de cocina? Bien dijo Lupercio Leonardo, que bien se puede filosofar y aderezar la cena. Y yo suelo decir viendo estas cosillas: Si Aristóteles hubiera guisado, mucho más hubiera escrito."

("...what can we women know, save philosophies of the kitchen? It was well put by Lupercio Leonardo that one can philosophize quite well while preparing supper. I often say, when I make these little observations, "Had Aristotle cooked, he would have written a great deal more.")

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, La Respuesta

On 8 Sep 2003 20:46:05 -0700, raylozano@eudoramail.com (Ray Lozano)
wrote:
> You don't read well and your writing is bad.

It seems you also forgot that Keith is human!

In news:bbdaa33f.0309091526.6fdbed42@c om
raylozano@eudoramail.com (Ray Lozano) wrote:

> Simple human error, but I am the wiser for it.

Then why did you start this thread?

--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN bert@visi.com