WebJet question

[jasonu]

Has anyone dealt with WebJet for travel within NZ?
I tried to book a flight from Auckland to Wanganui for next Jan. and they have asked for copies of my USA credit card used to pay for the flight and passport or drivers license. I have booked numerous flights on the internet and this is the first time I have come across this sort of request.
Anyone had similar experiences or anyother WebJet advice would be apperciated.
Cheers in advance.

[BoristheBiter]

Your are using the NZ website and not the US one right?

When booking an International ticket you always need to put the passport number in and if you are using the us site then that's why.
Also they need to check who the person flying is.

[BoristheBiter]

oops, just read where you are based so yes you will need a passport number.

[mashman]

It's good to see the flagging system is working to keep the undesirables out.

[BoristheBiter]

It's good to see the flagging system is working to keep the undesirables out.

You're still here so it doesn't work that well.

[mashman]

You're still here so it doesn't work that well.

The straw that broke the camels back perhaps?

[Headbanger]

Wanganui?

They only let undesirables in, everyone else best get out, stay out.

The system seems to be working, take the hint and go elsewhere.

[jasonu]

Your are using the NZ website and not the US one right?

When booking an International ticket you always need to put the passport number in and if you are using the us site then that's why.
Also they need to check who the person flying is.

Using the Webjet.co.nz site. I will already be in NZ at the time of the booking so no PP needed as it is purely domestic travel, plus I am a Kiwi anyway. They are saying it is for their security purposes. I reciently booked the flight for me and her indoors from the states to Auckland ($4200USD) on line with the same CC and no questions asked.

It's good to see the flagging system is working to keep the undesirables out.

mate, I would swim home if that is what it takes. Maybe I can doss at your house for a bit... You supply the beer and I'll bring the roofies

Wanganui?

They only let undesirables in, everyone else best get out, stay out.

The system seems to be working, take the hint and go elsewhere.

See you at the Celtic for a jar or 3.

[Hitcher]

Webjet got Mrs H and me to and from Australia recently, no worries, and one-way to Christchurch yesterday without problem or angst.

[mashman]

mate, I would swim home if that is what it takes. Maybe I can doss at your house for a bit... You supply the beer and I'll bring the roofies

damn, kicked in the sweet spot... the bed is made and we await your arrival

[Disco Dan]

Has anyone dealt with WebJet for travel within NZ?
I tried to book a flight from Auckland to Wanganui for next Jan. and they have asked for copies of my USA credit card used to pay for the flight and passport or drivers license. I have booked numerous flights on the internet and this is the first time I have come across this sort of request.
Anyone had similar experiences or anyother WebJet advice would be apperciated.
Cheers in advance.

I was looking at webjet site for domestic flights - ALL flights on there incur their 'finders fee' - I simply found the cheapest on there then went to the actual website for the Airline and booked through them (at the cheaper price without webjet's fee).

[Headbanger]

See you at the Celtic for a jar or 3.

No chance, I've taken the hint, Got the fuck out.

Anyone want top buy a cheap house?

Has a bike lock up.

Fully fenced

Lockable gates

Alarm

All the Ganganui mod-cons

[Headbanger]

I'll even throw in a free Speed Triple.

[jasonu]

Anyone want top buy a cheap house?

Has a bike lock up.

Fully fenced

Lockable gates

Alarm

All the Ganganui mod-cons

Maybe

I'll even throw in a free Speed Triple.

No thanks

[F5 Dave]

I find the site pretty useful to compare times & prices, but I then just go to the Airline & book there.