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I know this is an old review... (Reply to this comment)
by underbreath
...and perhaps you won't read this. But I would like to advise you that the bulk of the $130 fee you spoke of is the airline's fee, not Travelocity. The majority of the major airlines decided last year to up the cost of changing a ticket--and the old fee wasn't cheap either, at $75! Now it is $100 and since the airlines also decided to stop paying commission to online travel agencies, most of those added a $25-$30 fee themselves. So it is high, but please do not think that it is the fault of your online agent. Any time you change a ticket with a major airline it's going to be at least $100. If you have an international flight, it's often $200. Just something to keep in mind--a lot of people overlook that because it's so much easier to shoot the messenger.
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Aug 14 '03
8:06 pm PDT
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Re: Whoa! (Reply to this comment)
by jeffs320
Been a long time since I have had a chance to get online between job changes, getting divorced (long, bitter story), and going back into the Army...
Hopefully I will have more time to start writing again soon though.
Jeff
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Dec 17 '02
1:14 pm PST
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Whoa! (Reply to this comment)
by 4-1-1
Haven't read anything from you in a long, long while. Nice to see a new post. Best,
Tom / 4-1-1
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Dec 11 '02
3:41 pm PST
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darn (Reply to this comment)
by CyndiA
That's bad news. I'm really sorry you have to pay so much to get the ticket changed. Though I like to get good deals, I don't want any at the expense of others.
My son got chicken pox before he was to fly home one time. He was only 3 yrs old. A last minute ticket for me to fly out was $1000, and it was a couple hundred to change his. My parents ended up driving to get him. The airline policy is that he can't fly with chicken pox though they are not contagious after they pop up from what I've read.
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Dec 10 '02
1:14 pm PST
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