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To: Sergio H who wrote (4639)	5/6/1999 1:40:00 PM
From: Jeff Haferman	Read Replies (3) of 4761

I'm going to short this sucker. I've been watching it fall for months now. Nothing has changed with IRIS, and IFLY service has gotten worse. I tried purchasing a ticket with IRIS yesterday. Round trip to Hawaii, agent Steve came back with a price of $770. Expedia had tickets for $615. I told agent Steve this, and he said I'll bet you can't book the expedia ticket, and before I could respond to him, he simply disconnected me. Rude bast*rd. Went back to expedia, and booked the ticket, in less time than I had to wait in the IRIS queue. Also, the IRIS interface does not work well at all on any X-Windows based workstation that I've used it on. They need to test on platforms other than PCs. The pull down window for departure/destination location is hideous. Let me just type it in like preview, expedia, priceline, etc. Look at the chart. Look at the service. IFLY = great short play.

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