David Frosdick

Over the last couple weeks I’ve had to make a few journeys around the UK, hence why I’ve not made any posts for a while. Anyway I thought I’d post about my experiences of dealing with low cost airlines.

That’s the Low cost airlines that charge your for every step at booking a flight. So your Low cost price jumps up a few hundred quid!! Low cost my a**e!

I mean who would fly without taking a bag?

Oh yeah lets charge you £24 for taking a bag!! Daylight robbery!

Firstly I flew with BMIBaby which turned into a disaster where some friendly lady gave me a PO Box to contact the “customer service” team because she could not process a refund at the desk. Clearly the credit card machine would only takes your money but does not refund it, rubbish!!

OK “customer service” that’s where you deal with customer and provide a service right?

No! Wrong!

These low cost airlines provide such a POOR service they don’t dare speak to any paying customers. Instead you have to write to them.

I mean this is year 2008 and you have to write a letter to these rubbish companies to inquire about anything!!!

If you want to complain, get a refund or deal with their, so called “customer service team” you have to write. It’s pathetic!!

Personally I think it’s a joke! These low cost airlines have no way of actually contacting them.

They hide from their customers soon as a problems arises !!!!!!!

You would think this is against regulations but by them providing a postal address they get round it, aaaaarrrrgggghhhh!!!!!

Next it’s Ryanair.

I’m trying to contact Ryanair to change some details on a flight and none of their phone numbers on their own website are valid. Surely this must be against regulations?

If anyone out there knows of any possible way to contact Ryanair then please, please, please email me.

I found this site so I’ll keep going: http://www.ryanaircampaign.org/

To be continued……

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Full video will be up later

MemberGate have just launched a new support service where user are required to submit tickets to help deal with any troubleshooting issues or just general questions for support and sales.

The new support site has been running for about a week with some good feedback coming in.

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This young chap is amazing!

It’s back, I’ll keep you posted on these!!

Is your CD/DVD Drive missing in Windows?

Thinking of phoning tech support to get a new one?

Try this first it may just fix it. Some CD & DVD Burning software installs filters within the Windows registry.

You can delete the Upper and Lower Filters which cause this problem of the drive not being recognised or missing in My Computer.

Fix:

1. Click the Start button, click Run, type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
2. In Registry Editor, expand the following registry path:
3. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class
4. Under Class, click {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
5. In the right pane, right-click UpperFilters, and then click Delete.
6. Click Yes when prompted to delete the registry value.
7. In the right pane, right-click LowerFilters, and then click Delete.
8. Click Yes when prompted to delete the registry value.
9. Quit Registry Editor. To do this, click Exit on the File menu.
10. Restart the computer.

Hope that helps!!!

If you have been noticing any bugs or strange happenings when uploading videos to YouTube or other video sharing sites you should consider getting the latest Flash Player.

http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/

You can also read an interesting article here about Adobe fixing seven flaws in the Flash Player.

I’ve just done my download!

OK! So have you ever wondered what goes into producing your own DVD’s?

Retail ready DVD’s!! DVD’s which can be listed as NEW to sell on Amazon.

I’ll be sharing some of my experiences with you but firstly I wanted to show you this, a completed DVD I’ve been working on.

I’ve been learning some new video editing skills and today the first final draft of a completed product arrived in the post. This was a test to see how quick the DVD would arrive and see what the service overall was like from the duplicators.

The DVD was completely packaged and retail ready, quite impressive to see what would be delivered if I was to ship this directly to a customer.

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