In addition, Doug, you know exactly why he used photo shop in order to convert the screen shots for viewing. No different then you use adobe. Talk about twisting to suggest he tampered with the screen shots…

Moreover, if you want to suggest by you using a PDF it cannot be tampered with lets get real. You can also tamper with a pdf if you are the one converting it. Not saying you did, just saying is all.

Now, as far as the costs of the flight schedule he outlined, well indeed your booking engine was not up with the standard systems, it caught up later in the day. You proved that by using different flights in order to offer a different fare. However, today if you view those flights you will notice they are all the same price from each vendor, including your host company.

You have spent the last day and a half obsessing over this and digging yourself deeper and deeper.

First, to think God and the world even cares about this price is a bit over the top. (God does care about you though.) Second, you’re missing the date and time stamps you promised. Third, you appear to have edited this in Photo Shop. A top and bottom pic? Nice Copy – Edit – and Paste with another price.

I have already posted a printed (stamped if you will) PDF with a time of 06/18/2009 @ 11:06AM for $199.

Yours was created when? The price of that bottom pic attaches to what flight?

I’ll stick with my unedited “Print to PDF” with URL and time stamp thank you. You’re story of $40 bucks sounds interesting, but I just can’t help but think it’s nothing more than a desperate plea for attention.

Tomorrow’s another day, and I’d suggest you move on to something else at this point.

This “story” of yours is cooked.

As you can see, it’s not $235 but $199. A simple $5 service charge. Still nothing to prove a $40 difference on your end. Just a bunch of smack. Those screen shots would have made a world of difference. But instead, you leave me to clean up the mud again.

Now can we put this to rest? I’d like to spend some time at the pool with my kids.

PS – I’d love it if you were in fact done. But something tells me that you’ll be back with more crap.

Now, since any reasonable person would understand the point that I am making, you are dismissed, and I am done with you…………for the moment. You can trust that as long as you and ytb are around, I’ll be there proving that you all have no clue as to what you’re doing!

See, a good travel agent notices little things like that. I also know all about YTB’s $5 service charge. But since other online sites are not charging service fees, which by the way I don’t either, why would someone elect to pay extra?

You’re getting a little defensive. Poor, poor, Doug. Proven that he has neither the training nor the best prices!

That ego of yours got the better of you, just so you could be right and make it look like I was wrong.

Sorry chump, but it’s a little late for screen shots and links at this point in time. I wouldn’t trust those either based on what you did with a simple copy and paste.

I know it’s difficult getting caught in a bold face lie, but anger tends to make you do things that respectable people simply wouldn’t do.

The exact same flight from YTB is $5 more ($235) based on a $5 service charge we implement so I can get paid. That’s the truth of the matter, nothing more, nothing less.

I thought you might want to want to spend less time in the air and save a couple bucks by exploring other options. But I see that saving money isn’t the real issue here. It’s pretending that you know more than I do and how desperate you are to prove me wrong.

How sad.

Now, unlike you, when I make a statement, I have proof verifying what I say. I have screen shots of the checkout pages from YTB, Orbitz, and Expedia, with time stamps from this morning, that I would be more than happy to share with you, but I don’t know how to load them up here. Would be more than happy to share them via e-mail, but I know that you won’t admit you’re WRONG!

Now who’s the idiot?