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On Thursday, some customers were able to grab tickets for $5, $10 and even free before United realized the mistake and shut down the bookings on its website and phone centers to prevent more tickets being sold at the ultra cheap prices. Some were able to even get free tickets. It is not clear how many tickets were sold at the ultra-discount. cruise to france The website wouldn't cruise to france accept bookings again until 2:45 p.m. Central time after the shut down, NBC reports.
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McCarthy is not sure how many tickets were sold at the mistake prices. It is not clear if the airline will honor them yet, but they're thinking about it. "As always, we will do what is appropriate," McCarthy said.
One of the customers who got a cheap deal was Maura Leahy, who lives in Houston. She was trying to book a Christmas trip back to Washington to visit her parents when she noticed the deal. She found that the trip to Washington was $5, but the return trip would be $220 which was still cheap. Then she decided not to wait and booked an earlier trip to surprise her parents on Friday.
"It was $5 round-trip, no fees, nothing," she said. "This is nuts." Leahy checked in right away and printed her boarding pass in hopes of increasing her chances of being able to use cheap the ticket.
Another customer, Bob Stokas, of Chicago, went on to buy six return tickets for his family to Los Angeles. He thought he would pay $400 per ticket, but he paid $60 altogether. He thinks the airline should honor the deal.
"My opinion is that United, from a PR perspective, cruise to france needs to honor the tickets and honor the contract that we established," cruise to france he told NBC. "I believe the contract was in good faith - we're good customers of United, been flying them for years."
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