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Ski Hire Precision Ski Courchevel 1650)
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hopefully this is the correct place for writing this.
I'm stressing a little about ski hire. Mid January, I put in a reservation online for ski hire - all details given to the website proforma, payment card sorted. I took a screenshot of the payment screen, but I have had nothing emailed through to me at all. I'm leaving on Saturday (18th) and I've telephoned them to ask, but between my poor French and the guy's poor English, nothing was resolved. I've messaged them twice (on their proforma on the website) and I've sent an email with my screenshot attached, but still no response. Has anyone had dealings with this company?
Many thanks.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Not had dealings with them myself I'm afraid, but between most French websites being frustratingly un-user friendly and my own poor language skills, I have had similar concerns with other hire shops in the past.

Best advice, print everything you think you'll need and try and get to the shop as early as you can the day before your lift pass starts to miss the Sunday morning rush.

Generally I've found most hire shops to be really helpful providing you have the receipt and they aren't swamped. Going when there isn't a queue means you'll probably get better fitting boots too.
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