03-18-2020
07:10 PM
03-18-2020
07:10 PM
Oh, write to the company like I've seen numerous people on here suggest people should do with Southwest refund requests? OK, yeah, American is doing soooo much better, lol. --TheMiddleSeat
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03-18-2020
11:47 AM
03-18-2020
11:47 AM
Pretty sad response from SWA - bailout coming for airlines but greed comes above loyal customers.
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03-18-2020
11:39 AM
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Have flight next week, note from MD recommending not to travel. Threes times Southwest say's no matter, they will not waive $100 for cancellation and extension of funds that expire April 1. Pure greed, the federal government has stated airlines will be bailed out but Southwest apparently does not value long term committed flyers. Across America our leaders are calling for "elderly isolation", but not Southwest, cancel and ask for waiver - pretty backwards policy. Very sad commentary on Southwest management.
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@haveaheart wrote: southwest airlines has proven themselves to be inflexible and unaccomdating during this difficult time. They do not care about their customers, so don't expect anything from them. They are greedy money hungry selfish monkeys who will just recite company policy to you like a robot monkey with no heart. They are not able to use their brain and actually comprehend what a pandemic means. I don't know if they just need someone to sit down with them to explain it slowly, or if they are purposely playing stupid. Only time will tell if they smarten up. Customer service reps may sound like robots to you because of the situation they're in. Repeating policy to customers all day, unfortunately not empowered by management to do anything else at the moment. Certainly any anger directed at them is misplaced and uncalled for. As is contacting customer service channels repeatedly. This situation just hit the fan *last week.* Companies are still figuring things out, so it's pretty much pointless expecting constant complaining to be productive. Management will eventually make policy decisions one way or another, and things will be announced. Hopefully, customer-positive accommodations will be made. But I suspect whether or not that will happen will have alot to do with how financially stable air carriers are by the time things start to settle down. And that's a giant unknown. For what it's worth, I suggest you add your voice to the chorus of customer complaints via written letter sent by snail mail so that it's documented. And then move on. The next month or two is going to be challenging for everyone. tl;dr Calm down. Be patient. Send a letter. Skip the personal attacks. Wash your hands.
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Ok @haveaheart, 9 posts of you screaming about this is plenty for me. Southwest is trying to address immediate needs, non urgent changes like extending travel fund expiration may come later after things calm down. --TheMiddleSeat
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I would get a note from the doctor and submit it to Southwest and maybe they can help in that situation. Submitting a Suggestion and/or Complaint
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Southwest is being incredibly greedy and money hungry right now instead of showing compassion for everyone. They should be rewarding responsible customers who are not traveling during this time. Now, they want to penalize responsible citizens by not showing any mercy to the travel fund policy that WE ALEADY PAID for when we choose southwest. Customers do not just choose airlines because they have a cute logo. We choose our airline based on what they offer. They are acting like they didn't just suck us in with their policy only to hang us dry during these difficult times.
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@Biancanoel177 wrote: I agree. After all this, i’ll never book with Southwest again You do realize that every airline is doing the same thing SW is doing, So people on the United blog are saying the same thing you are as are people on the Delta blog as are people on the American blog eta, etc, etc
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