Fr. Matthew

Fr. Matthew

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Above9 Travel

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Keeps spamming me with emails

This company keeps spamming me after taking around $12,000 from my church after I had to cancel 62 flight tickets only TWO days after the Israel-Gaza war started. I have repeatedly told them to stop emailing me, yet they shamelessly won’t stop. I also will be reporting them to the FTC. Edit 12/9/24: Tom, I spoke with Delta personally at the time, due to the poor communication and continual runaround I was being given by Above9. Delta informed me that there were NO cancelation fees for flights to Israel due to the fact that a WAR was actively taking place and no flights were going to Israel anymore. It is a untrue to say Delta charged you a cancellation fee, since this was also in their public policy, which is very easy to look up (I actually attached the link to Delta’s announcement of refunding agencies, but Trustpilot doesn’t allow links. In that case, simply google “delta fully refunding all flights to Israel” and see the first results.) Above9 still took advantage of the vulnerability of their customer and took $12,000, claiming that I should have purchased YOUR insurance. Even Delta was fully refunding, but Above9 didn’t. Also, note the following: On 12/5/23, I emailed your employee, Donovan Rose, the following: “Hello, please unsubscribe me from marketing emails or promotions.” He responded that he would do so. Since then, I received two more emails from him. Additionally, you yourself emailed me on 10/16/24. I responded 16 min later: “Stop emailing me. I will never use you again. Donovan Rose took $12,000 from me due to the war in Israel for one day of work. Never email me again or I will take further action, as I have unsubscribed form this business before. Fr. Matthew” Since then, you have still emailed multiple times. Additionally, I did use your unsubscribe link multiple times, but either that was ignored, or it needs to be fixed.