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Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
I heard earlier on the radio Paddy Power saying that he is going to give odds against airports being closed due to the volcanic ash- if so it will be possible to have a bet on a closure and thus get a form of insurance. I can't find anything on the web site yet but it seemed a serious proposition 
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Gerry Cullen
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Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
Many thanks for the replies, general consensus seems to be keep the money. Myself I,m hoping not to lose more then 2 or 3 client sand at that rate it.s probably fairer to just refund the full amount. Almost all the clients this year are families so there's kids and granny s and everything. Whatever about losing your holiday but losing the wherewith-all to provide an alternative.........Ah for the sake of a few bob, there have been years when the bookings were thin on the ground and I didn,t starve then. Shame really ...this looked like being a great year.
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Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
Dont be so bloody pessimistic Gerry.........
Now, hopefully, the summer weather pattern has set in, the prevailling wind will be from the southwest, which means that the ash cloud will be pushed to the north of the UK and up into the Arctic.
Secondly, there is a growing and authoritative consensus which suggests that the met and scientific community over reacted terribly to the potential danger, and that the danger threshold will be set much higher in the future months.
So lets not write off the 2010 season before it has hardly started.
Now, hopefully, the summer weather pattern has set in, the prevailling wind will be from the southwest, which means that the ash cloud will be pushed to the north of the UK and up into the Arctic.
Secondly, there is a growing and authoritative consensus which suggests that the met and scientific community over reacted terribly to the potential danger, and that the danger threshold will be set much higher in the future months.
So lets not write off the 2010 season before it has hardly started.
Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
We''ll be ok! now the Conservatives are in office.Bruce Wallis wrote:Dont be so bloody pessimistic Gerry.........
Now, hopefully, the summer weather pattern has set in, the prevailling wind will be from the southwest, which means that the ash cloud will be pushed to the north of the UK and up into the Arctic.
Secondly, there is a growing and authoritative consensus which suggests that the met and scientific community over reacted terribly to the potential danger, and that the danger threshold will be set much higher in the future months.
So lets not write off the 2010 season before it has hardly started.
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Gerry Cullen
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Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
Be gob Bruce fair play to you, your dead right. Easy to get sucked into the gloom and dismay, It'll be grand, might not be as safe as I'd like but ye can,t have everything. Tell us Pato do these conservatives rent a lot of villa? Jaysus, and there was me tryin' to attract birdwatchers.
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SAM SPARKLE
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Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
http://www.volcanobetting.com/cereza wrote:I heard earlier on the radio Paddy Power saying that he is going to give odds against airports being closed due to the volcanic ash- if so it will be possible to have a bet on a closure and thus get a form of insurance. I can't find anything on the web site yet but it seemed a serious proposition
Re: Return of monies due to volconic ash cancellations
Thanks Sam. Bloody clever these Irish eh?

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