[PHXFlyer]

Originally Posted by tsky

don't ever fly this airline again and tell all your friends about it. they stolen my stuff from my checked bag, and yet they can't do anything about it. That's how they works in Continental.

Stop blaming the airline when it was most likely the TSA who stole your watch. (See the OP's other post here.)

Next time you travel you'll know better than to place valuables in your checked luggage.

[tsky]

Originally Posted by PHXFlyer

Stop blaming the airline when it was most likely the TSA who stole your watch. (See the OP's other post here.)

Next time you travel you'll know better than to place valuables in your checked luggage.

that was before you reply my post

[tsky]

I thought you are smart enough to check the time instead of rush to conclusion.

[jimworcs]

I don't know where the evidence is that the thief is more likely to be working for the TSA than baggage handling. Both have been proven to be theives. Phx's suggestion that it is "more likely" to be the TSA is nothing more than conjecture.

You had a lucky escape not getting the $100 voucher. You are entitled to cash.. and had you accepted it, that would have been a done deal. If you have the damaged shoes and the damaged bag, I cannot see what their defence is. The only possible one is that your bag was not adequate for travel, but they would have to be able to prove this and perhaps why they accepted in the first place.

Hold out for cash.. you are entitled to it. You should also complain to the DOT about their failure to address your complaint.

[PHXFlyer]

Originally Posted by jimworcs

I don't know where the evidence is that the thief is more likely to be working for the TSA than baggage handling. Both have been proven to be theives. Phx's suggestion that it is "more likely" to be the TSA is nothing more than conjecture.

You had a lucky escape not getting the $100 voucher. You are entitled to cash.. and had you accepted it, that would have been a done deal. If you have the damaged shoes and the damaged bag, I cannot see what their defence is. The only possible one is that your bag was not adequate for travel, but they would have to be able to prove this and perhaps why they accepted in the first place.

Hold out for cash.. you are entitled to it. You should also complain to the DOT about their failure to address your complaint.

tsky tacked a comment onto a 2+ year old thread.

[tsky]

Originally Posted by PHXFlyer

tsky tacked a comment onto a 2+ year old thread.

you are right, I had my anger clog my eye,
and that's why I am the victim, and you are the professional.
so what's your excuse? too much sarcasm？