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: CTC or : FRIEND£46.10 or £44.10 if you take off the otterwasher donation£50 if you come back on sunday same time£10 charge if you have to make any changesP&O Dover-Calais£64 ekona wrote:I have
(we buy annual multi-trip) then you may be covered if speedferries start pratting around with refunds etc. but it might not come to that... I'd rather go for a refund from Speedferries and give my money to someone else. This isn't something I particularly want to hang around and wait and see on. i've left this in pete's hands 
- Calais£40- Dover£35£79 all-in when you add their £4 fee for cars. More than we were paying before, but it's not the end of the world on a larger scale.markiii wrote:trouble is how long do we wait, teh longer we wait the higher other routes will costs if they are even still available
(exscuse the pun) Jump Ship to P&O as its only going to get more exspensive. Tiny wrote:what day are you coming back? im unsure whether to come back on the sunday or the monday sunday i think will jsut be really hectic and is much more exspensive ferry wise
-> 15th for the ferry dates.(depending on whether he gets his ar$e in gear and finishes the rebuild) only he will be in a hotel as hes an old git and "doesnt do camping" And yes he will be in full Magnum PI clobber for friday It's a real shame this has happened as they are a great or were a great company, ideal for our needs, cheap, fast and comfortable. Hopefully they will get ths mess sorted out, as a company they were doing really well and have just invested in another vessel so they can fight the pirates even better!(with the exception of people who haven't already bought their tickets, they're obviously free to go wherever) which is what i intend to do so let's all just keep up the good work and report into the forum. cheers guys We got talking about Speedferries and his opinion is that it's going under if you can pardon the pun!£60.....(in Administration) Angela Swarbrick and Tom Burton of Ernst & Young LLP were appointed as Joint Administrators of Speedferries Limited. The Administrators are currently exploring the option of selling the business as a going concern. However, whilst the company is in Administration, we, the Administrators, are ultimately responsible for Speedferries Limited. The directors and existing management structure will remain in place and the directors and their existing management team will be involved in the day-to-day operations. Our objective is to sell the business as a going concern and to achieve this we will require your support during this process. We shall keep you as fully informed of the situation as we are able as matters progress.](./images/smilies/eusa_wall.gif "Brick wall"){kind=small}