From: joker3304 on
I know there was an earlier thread about the cutback in the internet
access for Platinum and Elite members, but I did not see any
suggestions to let Princess know about our dissatisfaction with their
arbitrary decision. I am an elite member who does use the internet
and having been on many cruises where the internet access was
exceedingly slow, or worse where it "froze" and you could not log off,
the credit is small. The pursers attitude was that you would
automatically be logged off in about an hour. When you are charged by
the minute, your credit gets used fast. Also, we are taking a 16 day
cruise through the canal in late april. A 7 day cruise has a credit
of $75.00, a 16 day cruise has a credit of $100 for 9 addtional days.
Hardly equitable, especially since I was promised this perk when I
signed up for the cruise. I certainly will consider it seriously when
I cruise next to South America.

I think people need to express their concerns directly to Princess,

Mr. Peter Radcliffe, President
Princess Cruises
24844 Avenue Rockefeller
Santa Clarita, CA 91355

cc: Joanna Crayon, Director Captain's Circle

A benefit that was designed to build loyalty does not achieve the goal
when it is arbitrarily removed.

Art

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From: Jr. on
I guess I just don't get the importance of using the internet on a cruise.
I leave my work and computer home and don't go near the internet or my cell
phone for the whole 10 day cruise.
After all, it IS vacation.


"Lee Lindquist" <no(a)2.spam> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 03:31:34 GMT, joker3304
> <joker3304(a)nospam.yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>the minute, your credit gets used fast. Also, we are taking a 16 day
>>cruise through the canal in late april. A 7 day cruise has a credit
>>of $75.00, a 16 day cruise has a credit of $100 for 9 addtional days.
>>Hardly equitable, especially since I was promised this perk when I
>
> Now that you have pointed this out to Princess, they will
> probably reduce the amount of the 7-day credit, to make
> it fair.
>
> On the fourth hand, you can say 'this sucks, and I'll never cruise
> on princess again', but which line will you be cruising on
> -- that offers any free internet access?
>
> --
> - Lee


From: www.ttdown.com on
I can cruise RCCL anytime. It isn't that they offer free internet
access, it's that my reason for loyalty to Princess doesn't exist any
more - they certainly are not loyal to me.

Art

On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 05:50:21 -0500, Lee Lindquist <no(a)2.spam> wrote:

>On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 03:31:34 GMT, joker3304
><joker3304(a)nospam.yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>the minute, your credit gets used fast. Also, we are taking a 16 day
>>cruise through the canal in late april. A 7 day cruise has a credit
>>of $75.00, a 16 day cruise has a credit of $100 for 9 addtional days.
>>Hardly equitable, especially since I was promised this perk when I
>
>Now that you have pointed this out to Princess, they will
>probably reduce the amount of the 7-day credit, to make
>it fair.
>
>On the fourth hand, you can say 'this sucks, and I'll never cruise
>on princess again', but which line will you be cruising on
>-- that offers any free internet access?

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From: www.ttdown.com on
And that is fine for you, I have used it aboard to book tours in
ports, etc., and to stay in touch with Family. To each his own.

Art

On Fri, 9 Feb 2007 08:58:15 -0600, "Jr." <Jr(a)digme.com> wrote:

>I guess I just don't get the importance of using the internet on a cruise.
>I leave my work and computer home and don't go near the internet or my cell
>phone for the whole 10 day cruise.
>After all, it IS vacation.
>
>
>"Lee Lindquist" <no(a)2.spam> wrote in message
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>> On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 03:31:34 GMT, joker3304
>> <joker3304(a)nospam.yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>>the minute, your credit gets used fast. Also, we are taking a 16 day
>>>cruise through the canal in late april. A 7 day cruise has a credit
>>>of $75.00, a 16 day cruise has a credit of $100 for 9 addtional days.
>>>Hardly equitable, especially since I was promised this perk when I
>>
>> Now that you have pointed this out to Princess, they will
>> probably reduce the amount of the 7-day credit, to make
>> it fair.
>>
>> On the fourth hand, you can say 'this sucks, and I'll never cruise
>> on princess again', but which line will you be cruising on
>> -- that offers any free internet access?
>>
>> --
>> - Lee
>

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From: clint on
The last thing I want to do is "keep in touch with family!" I see them all
ythe time. Get a life, Alice!
"www.ttdown.com" <joker3304(a)nospam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> And that is fine for you, I have used it aboard to book tours in
> ports, etc., and to stay in touch with Family. To each his own.
>
> Art
>
> On Fri, 9 Feb 2007 08:58:15 -0600, "Jr." <Jr(a)digme.com> wrote:
>
>>I guess I just don't get the importance of using the internet on a cruise.
>>I leave my work and computer home and don't go near the internet or my
>>cell
>>phone for the whole 10 day cruise.
>>After all, it IS vacation.
>>
>>
>>"Lee Lindquist" <no(a)2.spam> wrote in message
>>news:3bkos2lv3oemt09o7ghlfstsnthvae037j(a)4ax.com...
>>> On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 03:31:34 GMT, joker3304
>>> <joker3304(a)nospam.yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>the minute, your credit gets used fast. Also, we are taking a 16 day
>>>>cruise through the canal in late april. A 7 day cruise has a credit
>>>>of $75.00, a 16 day cruise has a credit of $100 for 9 addtional days.
>>>>Hardly equitable, especially since I was promised this perk when I
>>>
>>> Now that you have pointed this out to Princess, they will
>>> probably reduce the amount of the 7-day credit, to make
>>> it fair.
>>>
>>> On the fourth hand, you can say 'this sucks, and I'll never cruise
>>> on princess again', but which line will you be cruising on
>>> -- that offers any free internet access?
>>>
>>> --
>>> - Lee
>>
>
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