http://segala.com/blog/should-i-sue-easyjet/ Enabling a Reliable, Consistent and Trusted Experience Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:37:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://segala.com/blog/should-i-sue-easyjet/comment-page-1/#comment-1208814 andrea suttcliffe Fri, 31 Jul 2009 05:51:47 +0000 http://segala.com/blog/2007/01/10/should-i-sue-easyjet/#comment-1208814 I`ve asked their customer services to unsubscribe me probably 10 times. Never have done what I requested, obviously based in India so couldnt give a dam. Still receiving their spam. Does anyone know hindi for unsubscribe? It all just makes you hate the company even more. I`ve asked their customer services to unsubscribe me probably 10 times. Never have done what I requested, obviously based in India so couldnt give a dam. Still receiving their spam. Does anyone know hindi for unsubscribe?
It all just makes you hate the company even more.

]]> http://segala.com/blog/should-i-sue-easyjet/comment-page-1/#comment-1167812 silviya Tue, 12 May 2009 11:41:15 +0000 http://segala.com/blog/2007/01/10/should-i-sue-easyjet/#comment-1167812 hi , I had a problem with them as well. When my friend book a ticket to Rome-Italy as a surprise she did it with a wrong surname. When she send me an email with the conformation and stuff I did ignore it(I know-silly) but anyway. What happen is on my way back I had to pay additional 340 euro for one way(and I already had return for 110 ).It was stupid coz nobody from easy jet check my surname properly on my way to Italy, so basically I had a valid ticket. On my way back I realize that my surname was wrong.So I had to pay 120 charge for change of a surname,but I bough a ticket instead.Bastards! Do you know how can I contact them,I found out that is really hard and I already spend so much talking on the phone with a wrong person of course,..cheers hi ,
I had a problem with them as well. When my friend book a ticket to Rome-Italy as a surprise she did it with a wrong surname. When she send me an email with the conformation and stuff I did ignore it(I know-silly) but anyway. What happen is on my way back I had to pay additional 340 euro for one way(and I already had return for 110 ).It was stupid coz nobody from easy jet check my surname properly on my way to Italy, so basically I had a valid ticket. On my way back I realize that my surname was wrong.So I had to pay 120 charge for change of a surname,but I bough a ticket instead.Bastards! Do you know how can I contact them,I found out that is really hard and I already spend so much talking on the phone with a wrong person of course,..cheers

]]> http://segala.com/blog/should-i-sue-easyjet/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Microformats are perfect for SPAMMERS at Segala Blog Wed, 31 Jan 2007 01:42:51 +0000 http://segala.com/blog/2007/01/10/should-i-sue-easyjet/#comment-92 [...] I tend to use the format paul [at] segala [dot] com to make it a little more difficult for SPAMMERS such as easyJet to email me and I still get hammered with loads of rubbish. So, I’m certainly not going to put my email address in a machine-readable format to make it extremely simple for them to grab my details. Furthermore, I’m not going to use a Microformat for my postal address so direct marketing companies can have a field day. [...] [...] I tend to use the format paul [at] segala [dot] com to make it a little more difficult for SPAMMERS such as easyJet to email me and I still get hammered with loads of rubbish. So, I’m certainly not going to put my email address in a machine-readable format to make it extremely simple for them to grab my details. Furthermore, I’m not going to use a Microformat for my postal address so direct marketing companies can have a field day. [...]

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