More controversy arises over Ryanair cards
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More controversy arises over Ryanair cards
By Reno | September 17th, 2011 | GeneralNo frills airline Ryanair has once again got the backs of consumers and campaigners up over its controversial administration charges, which are levied on card bookings that are made online but not included in the advertised cost of flights. Ryanair has become known for advertising low cost flights which look very appealing. However, as the [...]
Sneaky credit card charges land Ryanair in hot water
By admin | January 31st, 2010 | Credit CardsThe no frills budget airline Ryanair has found itself in hot water with the Office of Fair Trading for allegedly applying sneaky credit card charges to bump up costs for customers. The watchdog has slated the budget airline for getting more money from its passengers by applying sneaky credit card charges, and has been accused [...]
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