Travel portals are a dime a dozen these days. But I’ve only ever used them to book
In all my conversations so far, including the back-and-forth about the pick-up that morning, no one had breathed a word about the switch. And at the reception, all I was offered by way of an excuse was a garbled, mumbled sentence about painting and renovation. Late for my meeting and too tired to argue, I signed the register and headed out to face a busy day.
After an uncomfortable night and a complimentary breakfast (of two slices of toast, omelette and a cup of tea fetched readily from a roadside stall nearby), I decided to register a complaint with Cleartrip. A decision not taken lightly (given they have, on occasion, kept me waiting for over thirty minutes to reschedule or cancel flights).
So when I checked out, I asked for a receipt — a piece of paper I hoped to nail the buggers with. But no can do. Please call Cleartrip. I didn’t call Cleartrip. I never will.
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