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Thanks Mondo

tacticalbeard wrote:Try this one Taxi Number 6 Ciudad Quesada [url=tel:646 214 604]646 214 604[/url]. Working for 15 years in the area. He speaks english

Please can I have a quote from Alicante Airport to Rojales Monday 15th January land at 11.25 Return 27th January 18.00

Frances wrote:

tacticalbeard wrote:Try this one Taxi Number 6 Ciudad Quesada [url=tel:646 214 604]646 214 604[/url]. Working for 15 years in the area. He speaks english

Please can I have a quote from Alicante Airport to Rojales Monday 15th January land at 11.25 Return 27th January 18.00

Sorry it doesnt work like that. We are only providing Taxi contact details - The drivers and companies don't come onto the forum. It's best to phone them or email them if want to get a quote or booking.

QuesadaTaxi have a website where you can get a quote. Just click on the advert on left hand side or on bottom of this page and it will take you to the website.

Or use this link:

http://www.quesadataxi.com

http://www.quesadataxis.com

Taxi number 4 Domingo

This is a stupid rule that they have in place its supposedly to save them money but in fact it costs them money. back in the UK we had our own stretch limo business & in Scotland they did have a similar rule in force to protect local taxi companys but we were allowed to do return journeys as long as they were booked in advance but if you were doing airport runs or anything similar once you dropped your clients off you could not pick up a fare locally unless it was prebooked & in the booking diary online or in the book & if you were caught doing otherwise you could lose your licence or be fined. Doing it this way makes it safer for the customers as well as they know who there booking & know they will get picked up on return. Unlike localy out here we booked a local Quesada taxi to take us to a dance in San Luis he took us there & had a torry taxi booked to take us home which to me is stupid as once the Torry taxi picked us up he then had to go back to his local area before he could pick up again This creates a lot of dead mileage for the taxis & leaves the passengers unsure if they will get picked up or not & by whom? If the Spanish councils operated a similar system it would save them money & make the passengers feel safer as well.

DuFay wrote:This is a stupid rule that they have in place its supposedly to save them money but in fact it costs them money. back in the UK we had our own stretch limo business & in Scotland they did have a similar rule in force to protect local taxi companys but we were allowed to do return journeys as long as they were booked in advance but if you were doing airport runs or anything similar once you dropped your clients off you could not pick up a fare locally unless it was prebooked & in the booking diary online or in the book & if you were caught doing otherwise you could lose your licence or be fined. Doing it this way makes it safer for the customers as well as they know who there booking & know they will get picked up on return. Unlike localy out here we booked a local Quesada taxi to take us to a dance in San Luis he took us there & had a torry taxi booked to take us home which to me is stupid as once the Torry taxi picked us up he then had to go back to his local area before he could pick up again This creates a lot of dead mileage for the taxis & leaves the passengers unsure if they will get picked up or not & by whom? If the Spanish councils operated a similar system it would save them money & make the passengers feel safer as well.

It's a shame Uber can't get a foothold.

A friend of ours got a cab from El Raso to Benijofar and was charged from the cab’s base in Guardamar. They’ve a stranglehold on whole business and think they’re above the law.