UK...offline?

retired_member11 · Feb 23, 2008

ryanair booking system...offline
companies house database...offline
intellectual property office database...offline

Should I emmigrate?

retired_member3 · Feb 23, 2008

Well you cant use ryanair to!

If your meaning companies house webcheck then it's only open weekdays.

retired_member27 · Feb 23, 2008

hammer said:
If your meaning companies house webcheck then it's only open weekdays.

That always makes me smile. Why a website has to shut for the weekends I will never know.

ratboy · Feb 23, 2008

Think its being upgraded this weekend

mat · Feb 23, 2008

Its the start of the New World Order

GreyWing · Feb 23, 2008

yep Ryan air is offline for upgrades to system. Although industry insiders say they have to take it down so they can alter their website so that prices actually refer to real prices. So that a a £20 flight costs £20 and not mysteriously inflated to include things like seat belt tax which costs £5 extra.

devolution · Feb 23, 2008

Can't imagine how much they (Ryanair) might lose because of totally closing down their booking system...
...wouldn't you think they would keep the old one up and make a copy of it which they would then upgrade and then turn off the old one when it was ready?
What if it all goes cock-up and the new one doesn't work and they have to have it offline for weeks? Lol...

retired_member32 · Feb 23, 2008

better than being fined by trading standards for incorrect fares,bad publicity kills.....

TinkyWinky · Feb 24, 2008

ryanair booking system...offline

Pah.... who gives a sh***

Company run by a complete w4nker with no morals anyway... hope he loses his job cos no one can get the website

Fly anyone else IMHO - in fact I'd rather f****** swim.

Morrissey · Feb 24, 2008

Ryanair, lmao, what a joke

retired_member16 · Feb 24, 2008

£30 to Dublin and back for the weekend.

Down with Ryanair!

Why the animosity?

TinkyWinky · Feb 25, 2008

firestars said:
£30 to Dublin and back for the weekend.

Down with Ryanair!

Why the animosity?

Can't deny they are cheap - but I have a major problem with someone who screws disabled people to pay for their own wheelchair in the airport, charges employees for their own training and frequently offends and alienates people less well off than himself.

He also uses images with no permission, says he'd be happy to see Ireland plunge into recession and has also been accused of cooking the books...... so that's the sort of person I could quite happily without.

I have no problems with capitalism and making money and being hard-nosed... but he coins in millions and has no reason to be the way he is.

So... i'd rather pay £10, £20 or £100 more and fly BA or easyjet and in most cases not have too many problems (always fly in morning for minimal chance of delays) and actually be close to the city / place i want to be rather than out in the sticks!

Just my views though!

GreyWing · Feb 25, 2008

TinkyWinky said:
So... i'd rather pay £10, £20 or £100 more and fly BA or easyjet and in most cases not have too many problems (always fly in morning for minimal chance of delays) and actually be close to the city / place i want to be rather than out in the sticks!

Just my views though!

the only true form of democracy, the democracy of capitalism, if you don't like it don't pay it. Therefore if enough people don't pay it then they will either change or go out of business.

mat · Feb 25, 2008

GreyWing said:
the only true form of democracy, the democracy of capitalism, if you don't like it don't pay it. Therefore if enough people don't pay it then they will either change or go out of business.

Or sell really cheap flights to get customers