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There is a one time option (just click the tab at top of screen that says one time). Alternatively, you can cancel immediately if you'd like. It's standard str
by obblekk 3y ago
There is a one time option (just click the tab at top of screen that says one time).
Alternatively, you can cancel immediately if you'd like. It's standard stripe portal with 2 clicks or so. You will get a renewal reminder 7 days before it charges next month.
People who subscribe tend to find a lot of little annoyances with companies/refunds/travel stuff (airlines are a big one) that more than pays for the subscription. But feel free to use as is best for you.
- atyppo 3y agoYou say airlines are a big part of your business model. Do you only work with US airlines or do you support letters for EU261 rules as well? I'm a very frequent flyer and never had many issues with getting compensation from domestic airlines but European airlines are an entirely different story. I've found the best experience has been paid services that take a huge cut like Airhelp, so it would be nice to not pay 35% every time I have an issue.
- JumpCrisscross 3y agoAirHelp [1] has built a business around EU261 claims. [1] https://www.airhelp.com/en/ https://www.airhelp.com/en/
- atyppo 3y agoYep, I mentioned them in my comment. Though they are effective, they take a huge chunk of change.
- fma 3y agoI'd consider filing something against Frontier for a gate employe giving me wrong information (I have it documented) resulting monetary loss. But then I was afraid they'd blacklist me from flying. As much as I don't want to fly them, they have a lot of flights out of my city. Have you heard of airlines doing that? FWIW I did contact their CS & social media and basically got told "too bad you got some wrong info..."