Am I A Difficult Customer?

[Hopefully]

Hmmmm to tell you the truth I'm not realky sure how to take your response. I feel that it is a complete assumption and slap in the face. I was asking a genuine question. I don't know what other people do in their planning or how many changes are made before an agent becomes angry/upset. For all I know everyone makes 20 changes on their booking before they settle on a plan!!???!! This is our first trip to WDW and are completely unfamiliar with the process. So NO I wasn't asking other people to back me up or justify my actions - it was a genuine question.
As for the rest of it I never implied that I was more entitled to be difficult because of the amount of money we're spending. Yes we are spending a lot of money but so is everyone else! I'm not an elitist snob and I resent the implication you've made in your post. I'm a big girl and can take it. If I'm being a difficult Disney planner tell me. That's why I asked the question.

It was not my intention to "slap you in the face". I apologize if that is how you felt. But now you are clearly assuming. I responded to your 2nd post, not your first. You stated "That is how I feel" This was the basis of my response.
I never stated, nor insinuated, you were an elitist snob - an assumption on your part again.
I used your examples and was merely pointing out that many, if not all, folks feel the same way you do.
Have a Good Trip.

ETA The more I think about your post the more I find your reply to me to be a "slap in the face" to me and I am offended by it. Personally, if I was as offended by a response to a post to me, I would have IM'd the poster and discussed it privately. As in so much communication on the Net there are often misunderstandings. To scold me so severely in a public forum was, in my opinion, mean.

 

[Disneylvr]

I booked my trip 5 days ago and have already made 3 changes with my TA. I know I am a pain but it's my trip and my right to make changes. Have a great trip!

 

[Lynne M]

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