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I thought the news last night said it was refusing bookings because the price comparison website was using companies that Ryan Air dont like to deal with

I didnt get the impression the price comparison site was the main problem just the people they were using

Of course I could have, and probably did, either half hear it or misinterpret what was being said

Either way none of it made a lot of sense to me lol

YNWA
A.C.C

Of course, this is from a bloke who referred to his premium Transatlantic seats as "Bed and Blowjob" at a televised press conference.
My, how his flight attendants must have laughed.....

This item was edited on Monday, 11th August 2008, 14:48

The comparison sites slow down Ryanair's own site, also the comparison site concerned, charge the people who use it.

This item was edited on Monday, 11th August 2008, 14:56

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also the comparison site concerned, charge the people who use it.

Firstly, it isn't just one site, it is sites, plural.
Secondly, Ryanair won't name the sites concerned.
He has a long running gripe with one particular Irish price comparison site, but that's seperate from the action being taken as of today.

Firstly, it isn't just one site, it is sites, plural.


As I understand it, Ryanair are refusing bookings to anyone who booked using a price comparison website?

You said it first, I was just going along with you.

This item was edited on Monday, 11th August 2008, 15:06

Cat got your tongue Bowfer?

Paull, I said "to anyone who booked using a price comparison site".
If you chose to take that as meaning a single, specific price comparison site, that's your lookout.
However, you said "also the price comparison site concerned, charges people to use it".
Which very firmly implies it is one specific site.

Took you all that time to come up with that.

Bowfer again you are in the wrong. Be a man & admit it.

This item was edited on Monday, 11th August 2008, 16:51

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Took you all that time to come up with that.

I was leaving it Paull, as I couldn't quite believe your replies.

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Bowfer again you are in the wrong. Be a man & admit it.

Where is the error, Paull?
I used the singular indefinite pronoun, "anyone"
When using an indefinite singular pronoun, one should only use singulars in connection with them.
Hence I said "anyone who booked using a price comparison site"
That is correct.

This item was edited on Monday, 11th August 2008, 16:59