In message <1142250863.604761.48270@u72g2000cwu.. com>, at
03:54:23 on Mon, 13 Mar 2006,
bruce_phipps@my-deja.com remarked:
>To *accept* the new schedule change, I just have click a link in the
>e-mail.
>To *cancel* the booking, I need to phone a call centre. In Hungary.
>
>Surely they should provide an e-mail link to not accept the new
>schedule?
Should? Only if they want to be more customer friendly and maybe more
likely to get your business next time. Or perhaps they don't want to
think that far ahead.
Altering the schedule is an internal issue for them, cancelling the
booking will require them to send you a refund. Perhaps that's why they
want you to use the call centre.
When I had a simple problem with an online booking for Czech Airlines
(not a traditional low-cost carrier) I had to call Prague to sort it
out. Of course, I use a telecoms carrier where it's only 5p a minute and
no more expensive than calling the UK with BT.
--
Roland Perry