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[the ireland]

vayama.com.

i posted this on the travel forum but as very few people seem to visit it i thought i would try it here,

anyway

I was on their site, to fly from tokyo to Dublin (one way) costs $1500 approx, but if i fly seoul - tokyo - dublin on a multi city trip ( leave seoul july 1 and leave tokyo july 5 the total cost is only $860 after tax. i called to company to make sure and they verified the price.

the only slight problem is i must use a canadian or american billing addressed credit card, i think this problem will be easily addressed as the principal has friends in canada and the directors son lives in the u.s so they are bound to have credit cards.

anyway, the question i have is, has anyone dealt with them before? are they reputable?

[the ireland]

just found it on expedia for a few $$$$ cheaper, and i can book with any credit card

[friendoken]

I jusr checked out Vancouver-Bangkok leaving July 27 on Vayama...just over $1200 taxes inc.

I then checked out Orbitz.com which I have used consistently for a few years and the same flight is just over $860 and any card is good for purchase. Orbitz, from my experience, has always been the best price around, and I have never had a hassle with their service.

I do like the graphics on Vayama however. Very cool.

[the ireland]

just checked out the orbitz.com website, they don't fly from korea, i think i will stick with expedia, they have good deals and i know i can trust the site, not too sure about vayama as i have read some reviews on it, and it's also very new!!

[phusion]

I like kayak.com

You can perform a fare search and it will run an identical query on expedia, priceline, vayama, etc. at the same time so that you can compare them all. The kayak price is usually pretty decent...

[the ireland]

i got my flights all booked today for 860,000 won, could have gotten them slightly cheaper but decided to fly from seoul instead of busan