THE GREAT FLIGHT DEBACLE - Day FIVE

I know!  I skipped days 2-4.  But you aren't missing anything.
I'm bored with this whole airline thing........I didn't want to bore you too.

Bottom line -
I spent more than 20 hours over six days working on "fixing" our flights.
It was one giant game of Pass the Buck.

Korean Airlines kept telling me that it was Priceline's responsibility to "reprotect" me.
Priceline kept telling me that it was Korean's responsibility.
And Frontier - well Frontier had NO intention of being remotely helpful.
Hey, if I had been PROTECTED in the first place, I wouldn't need "REprotection."
What the hell kind of word is that anyway?

So after continuing to call for six days - even after getting the email that stated:
" We have received notification from your airline that your reservation has been changed accordng to your request, or has bee canceeled due to traveler no-show (I added the bold).
Any questions regarding your itinerary should be directed to the airline: ewill be unable to address any questions or requests regarding this reservation."

1) I never made a request to change my tickets.
2) I was never a no-show - because look at the itinerary DA's - that 's nice initials for not nice words - the *&@# flight hasn't taken off yet.
3) Doesn't that look like the long way of saying, "Don't ever call here again?"

I called Priceline.
I called Korean.
I called Frontier.

I called everybody all day for 6 days.
It's fixed.  It's fixed.  It's fixed.
And that's really all that matters.

Except - can you believe that Priceline actually sent me a survey?
Oh yeah.  I filled it out.
I gave them 1's - meaning "you don't just stink, you really stink" in every category.
And then, they made the mistake of giving me an open box to write whatever I wanted.

My comments started with -
"Really?  I can't believe you are sending me this survey.
Worst. Experience. Ever."

I said more.  Oh yes, I said more.
I gave them the details and dared invited them to call me.
Don't hold your breath!