Greyhound, why not just be up front with your fees? Why wait until AFTER I have entered every last possible piece of ordering information, to spring an unexplained $12.50 service fee (for what? if you haven't noticed, I'm ordering ON LINE...) on me? Furthermore I invite you to review your accounting textbooks for how to do a "subtotal". That means everything before the word "subtotal", not including your sneaky shit service fee:
BTW, after doing a second order, the closest guess I can come up with is that their service fee is $2.50 per adult per way and $1.25 per child per way (even though the rest of the child ticket costs the same as an adult's.) This is based on a one-way trip for 2 adults and a kid being $6.25 for service fees, which doesn't divide nicely 3 ways, so I figured maybe they forgot that kids are 'full price' in Greyhoundland nowadays, or something. I certainly wasn't about to enter all my info a THIRD time just to gather more data for analysis, when you should just TELL ME WHAT YOU WILL CHARGE. Thank you.
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Disgraceful. Spent a lot of money with Greyhound over the years. Five return tickets from Toronto to Kitchener, (two of which are 14 year olds, but are 'adults' apparently), quoted at $90. $135 in total - $30 'service charge'.
In the UK, we have a phrase for this - "money for old rope".
What a joke.
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