On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 08:13:31 -0400, Michael Doelle
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>Fischi sagte:
>
>>Hey, now you ARE a D.D.!! We already knew what you flew. But
>*I* was talking about *MY* Quantas flights between/among OZ, NZ,
>and the USA, and nothing else but Qantas -- and Michi D.D. started
>mouthing off about what he never flown? Heehee!
>
>Sometimes it is hard to figure out just what you are arguing about. I
>mentioned international rules.
But YOUR international rules are irrelevant to ALL of the airlines
in question -- they have their OWN baggage rules!!
Hey, did the pound let you out on Sontag for good behavior? :-)
>Whether I've flown Q between the US and OZ is irrelevant. My statements
>regarded int'l rules.
See my preceding statement. It's YOUR int'l rules that are irrelevant.
>If Q offers service between US and Oz that you don't
>like, then use another airline. But you mileage junkies never do that.
Hee hee. You mean you haven't heard that I had dumped Qantas
and will be flying on Korean Air? Never say "never"! Never. :-))
>>And you're NOT getting any freebie tickies like I do on my
>Continental FFMs flying QANTAS! It was all about Q A N T A S !!<
>
>They all have mileage awards. But I don't cancel travel plans just because
>I can't get a freebie.
Not many people know how to do cost-benefit analysis. They sqaunder
what they have on unecessarily high price purchases, pay interest
for credit purchases, etc. ... and ended up having much LESS to
spend all around.
>>D.D. Micha. Get your kopf aus da HOLE. I know more about CO and
>how to use my CO FFMs than any TA you can find. I repeat:<
>
>Good for you. I'm not a mileage junkie and use what is convenient for me.
I don't mind being a mileage junkie -- for those who fly ENOUGH for
it to make a sizeable different. Over 2 MILLION FFMs in the past
few years was worth MORE than the nominal equivalent of $20 per 1000
miles, or $40,000 USD's worth of freebies. It's not something I
would sneeze at. Gesunheit to you. :-)
>>One more false assumption. Who said anything about web interfaces
>on multi-stop, stop-over, and open-jaw rulez on CO or Qantas?
>I got those from PERSONS (special assistants for Platinum members)
>of those airlines on OTHER domestic and international connections
>long before I started the LAX --> AUK ; SYD --> LAX freebie on
>Qantas! Not only that, I can CHANGE any routing without penalty
>until the DAY BEFORE I leave LAX. And don't ferget FREEBIE --
>with NO RESTRICTION and NO PENALTY in itinerary change -- subject
>only to flight availability!<
>
>My TA allows me to change anything without penalties.
Anybody can do THAT! Just pay for refundable tickets! Knowing
as little as you know about flying and being as gullible as you
are about your TA, it's not surprising that she gets you those
tickets -- she doesn't have to pay them -- YOU do.
> It is against her
>'rules', but those do not apply to me.
The next thing I'll hear is that she'll pay out of her pocket for
some of your travel expenses, and for YOU, she always give free
lunches.
>>Can you do that in your Emirates and other blue and black Virgins?<
>
>I don't bother. Nicole works magic every time.
She rubbed your lamp every time too, and why should you know it? :)
>Flights such as SIN-DPS are a rare exeption, in
>cases where I do not book MUC-SIN on SQ also.
You mean your INTERNATIONAL rule didn't apply because SQ has its
own rules? LOL!! You have just shot your own foot (again)
arguing about int'l rule and Qantas rule! Korean Air has it's
own rule too. :-)
L.
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