United - Who is ready to fly?

[Andy C]

Originally Posted by Feesherman

Yes, it's United's fault. They did not follow their own procedure. If it wasn't United's fault the CEO wouldn't be apologizing

How they don't beat the guy up, the cop's did when he didn't abide by his contract with united that he agreed to when he bought the ticket! Read the fine print every airline dose it!!!

I am not trying to say that it was handled right by any means! But united employees did not beat the man up the cop's did.

[Feesherman]

Originally Posted by Andy C

How they don't beat the guy up, the cop's did when he didn't abide by his contract with united that he agreed to when he bought the ticket! Read the fine print every airline dose it!!!

I am not trying to say that it was handled right by any means! But united employees did not beat the man up the cop's did.

You read it, it's a whole different ball of wax once he boarded the plane and left the terminal.

["W"]

Originally Posted by Feesherman

You read it, it's a whole different ball of wax once he boarded the plane and left the terminal.

I promise the airline read them all the fine print before turning over to PD
Dude wanted a fight ..


I'll give you a prime example

I needed to make a claim on my boat insurance so I went through all the procedures

When I get down to payment they tell me "in the fine print " it don't cover what I needed it for

So I raised hell and said why not I pay $1600 a year and so why not cover that issue ?

Guy said it's in the policy you signed !

Bottom line nothing I could do but if I went to that office and raised hell and said I'm not leaving because I paid for insurance blah blah

How would that end ?

[Feesherman]

Originally Posted by "W"

I promise the airline read them all the fine print before turning over to PD
Dude wanted a fight ..


I'll give you a prime example

I needed to make a claim on my boat insurance so I went through all the procedures

When I get down to payment they tell me "in the fine print " it don't cover what I needed it for

So I raised hell and said why not I pay $1600 a year and so why not cover that issue ?

Guy said it's in the policy you signed !

Bottom line nothing I could do but if I went to that office and raised hell and said I'm not leaving because I paid for insurance blah blah

How would that end ?

Then why is the CEO apologizing??


For your reading pleasure


http://finance.yahoo.com/news/united...173844672.html




Can you say PAYCHECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

["W"]

Originally Posted by Feesherman

Then why is the CEO apologizing??


For your reading pleasure


http://finance.yahoo.com/news/united...173844672.html




Can you say PAYCHECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Because it's an image thing not a right or wrong
PR nightmare

Funny how they only show 15secs of video but not the other hours before ?

I bet he don't get what you think he will

They will settle with him but for small fee any thing over couple 100k they will take to court where he will lose by jury

Because it will be all facts not 15secs of phone video

And bottom line is he signed the fine print

[Feesherman]

Originally Posted by "W"

Because it's an image thing not a right or wrong
PR nightmare

Funny how they only show 15secs of video but not the other hours before ?

I bet he don't get what you think he will

They will settle with him but for small fee any thing over couple 100k they will take to court where he will lose by jury

Because it will be all facts not 15secs of phone video

And bottom line is he signed the fine print

LOL you didn't read the article yet. Like I said, once he's on the airplane it's a whole different ball game. Read it dude.

[Feesherman]

Originally Posted by "W"

They will settle with him but for small fee any thing over couple 100k they will take to court where he will lose by jury

Now that's funny as hell, a jury will wipe the floor with United. United will never let this see a court room. He will get paid and a LOT!!