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Originally Posted by jimworcs
If an agent said to me...
"don't worry we will sort it out at the gate, I am sure it will be fine.. but the airplane could be completely full, which means in order to change your seat, potentially several others would need to be changed as well. Why should they be forced to change seats because Expedia didn't follow thru with their side of the deal and book the proper seats?
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While in essence you are taking two different sentences and making them one, I do see your logic for concern. The weight behind our argument that they will most likely be moved with no problem is based on the fact that there are blocked seats that ONLY the gate agent has control over on the day of departure, which they can use to reaccommodate passengers in circumstances just like these. The weight behind your argument that we're all full of bologna is because you had a bad experience with one or two agents. With a company with over 50,000 employees, they can't possibly all be bad as you would have us believe. I'd like to think I'm an example of one that is not! 
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