AirAsia Booking Problems
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AirAsia Booking Problems
God, I know this has been discussed here before...in fact I was searching up and down for a recent thread on this same topic but can't find it...but I cannot book our Air Asia tickets.
Keep getting an error message...not sure if it's about that pesky "State" field for US residents -- or really what it is.
Any suggestions? I know many others before me have probably asked this--but I'm getting kinda frustrated with their site and am about to give up.
Never had one issue ever booking a ticket online like this before--not really a great sign for Air Asia so far.
Keep getting an error message...not sure if it's about that pesky "State" field for US residents -- or really what it is.
Any suggestions? I know many others before me have probably asked this--but I'm getting kinda frustrated with their site and am about to give up.
Never had one issue ever booking a ticket online like this before--not really a great sign for Air Asia so far.
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FW
I had an error too last year and it drove me insane, i even called my CC company they said there wasn't an issue but they said there was a shadow of an attempt to take the fare but it was never processed. Anyway i left it and tried again a month later and it went thru!!! I know this doesnt help you BUT it should give you hope it should go thru eventually.... (it did though costs me some ££ as the prices went up in the meantime!)
Have you called AA? they have numbers in many countries.
I had an error too last year and it drove me insane, i even called my CC company they said there wasn't an issue but they said there was a shadow of an attempt to take the fare but it was never processed. Anyway i left it and tried again a month later and it went thru!!! I know this doesnt help you BUT it should give you hope it should go thru eventually.... (it did though costs me some ££ as the prices went up in the meantime!)
Have you called AA? they have numbers in many countries.
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I had the same problem in BKK in Dec, I called AA and the explanation was the system was jammed because many people were trying to book, wait 30 minutes and try again. So I did and it went through. I had booked in NYC and Hanoi too and had no problem. I think try to do it kind of quickly. With Agoda, they tell you to complete booking in so many minutes and they mean it. I would also do the booking late night Asian time when most Asians are sleeping. Hope it works out for you.
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FINALLY!
I was literally about to give up and just book a Malaysia Air flight. I tried everything: changed browsers, typed our info in about 200 different ways and kept getting the same error message over and over again.
I finally took TheBo
TM)'s advice and changed to a different credit card in a last ditch effort and BAM--we have our tickets.
Weird, that site is. I wish you all good luck booking tickets on it. Straight up bizarre.
Anyway, all our flights are booked now and we're officially at the 110 days-to-go mark (but, hey, who's counting?) I'm excited! Now if only I can figure out how we'll ditch The Bo
TM) and his Royal Panda-ness.
I was literally about to give up and just book a Malaysia Air flight. I tried everything: changed browsers, typed our info in about 200 different ways and kept getting the same error message over and over again.
I finally took TheBo
TM)'s advice and changed to a different credit card in a last ditch effort and BAM--we have our tickets.Weird, that site is. I wish you all good luck booking tickets on it. Straight up bizarre.
Anyway, all our flights are booked now and we're officially at the 110 days-to-go mark (but, hey, who's counting?) I'm excited! Now if only I can figure out how we'll ditch The Bo
TM) and his Royal Panda-ness.
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Haha...sorry about the formatting errors above.
I tried to trademark Bob's name and it ended up coming up as an emoticon.
I guess putting a 'b' and a '(' together equals some sort of winky dude and/or some black-eyed dude--either way not what was envisioned/intentioned.
I tried to trademark Bob's name and it ended up coming up as an emoticon.
I guess putting a 'b' and a '(' together equals some sort of winky dude and/or some black-eyed dude--either way not what was envisioned/intentioned.
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His Bobness is easy to ditch, just do something cultural and he'll fall by the wayside. Pandas are much harder to get rid of. We bound along with endless energy almost everywhere. It was good to have you put a number of days on your trip, I did the same and our cold winter doesn't seem so endless. Bali, here we come!
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<divergence>
For those of you interested in Australian culture, Mr. Kevin Bloody Wilson has a song about digestive complications in Bali -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAXfmvdA0Vk
(With deep apologies to Mr Panda after his recent travel woes.)
</divergence>
For those of you interested in Australian culture, Mr. Kevin Bloody Wilson has a song about digestive complications in Bali -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAXfmvdA0Vk
(With deep apologies to Mr Panda after his recent travel woes.)
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lol lol rizzuto: it's not hard to see why Kevin Bloody Wilson is an Australian cultural hero. For a land with a population that can't even pronounce the name of their own country, I think it's appropriate. Too many syllables.
Yes, I'm from 'Straya' too.
I'm sure you've perused the rest of his oevre: I particularly like his paeon to the national obsession: 'I'm a Wanker'.
Yes, I'm from 'Straya' too.
I'm sure you've perused the rest of his oevre: I particularly like his paeon to the national obsession: 'I'm a Wanker'.






