
Fareveil LLC
About This Travel Agent in Atlanta, Georgia
A small independent travel agency on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Georgia. It arranges trips and places them with the operators that run them, and it sorts everything it sells by whether the departure is actually certain.
What this company is
- Legal entity
- Fareveil LLC
- Filed with
- Georgia Secretary of State
- Office
- 1447 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 350, Atlanta, GA 30309, in Fulton County
- Telephone
- +1 (404) 873-4180
- Figures and questions
- bookings@fareveil.com
- Existing bookings
- revisions@fareveil.com
- Booking requests
- Taken by the form 24/7, and answered at any hour
- What it sells
- arrangements, placed with the operators that perform them
- Its charge for that
- none at all
Seven things it is not
- Not a carrier or an operator
- this business owns no aircraft, no ship, no vehicle, no room and no tour, and performs not one minute of any trip
- Not affiliated with any of them
- not a share of this business is owned outside it, and you will not find another firm's name, emblem or colors printed anywhere on the site
- Not authorized to speak for anyone
- no operator has appointed this desk as its voice
- Not licensed or bonded
- Georgia licenses no travel agency whatsoever, and no bond was ever taken out. Comb these pages for a license number or a bond number and you will come up empty
- Not on any seller of travel register
- four states operate one and none of them carries this name. Client funds were never going to pass through here in any case
- Not accredited by any industry body
- no accreditation is held here and no association emblem is shown. Membership is what those bodies grant, and it is not the same object as a government license
- Not a call center
- one office, one number, the hours printed on every page, and nothing answering after Friday lunchtime
Nine claims, answered
| Claim | Here | Why that answer |
|---|---|---|
| A worked figure, at no charge | Yes | Yes. Pricing, comparing, repricing and being told to wait are all billed at nothing, and get a figure prints that as a column of zeros rather than describing it. |
| No line added by this desk | Yes | Yes, and narrowly: not one line on your bill originates at this desk. What the operators charge is broken apart on prices. |
| A booking request can be sent at any hour | Yes | Yes. The booking form takes a request at three in the morning as readily as at three in the afternoon, and there is no queue behind it waiting for an office to open. |
| A person answers at any hour, including the telephone | Yes | Yes. The telephone above is answered at any hour of any day, weekends and holidays included. If that ever stops being true this row changes before the sentence does. |
| Holding a license and a bond | No | Georgia licenses no travel agency whatsoever, and no bond was ever taken out here. Comb these pages for either number and you will come up empty. |
| On a seller of travel register | No | Four states run such a register: California, Florida, Hawaii, Washington State. Not one lists this name, no client money sits here, and there is no number in existence to print. |
| Carrying an industry accreditation | No | No accreditation is held here and no emblem is displayed. Membership is what those bodies grant; a license is a different object, issued by a government. |
| Matching another firm's price | No | Matching means promising something about a market this desk does not run. What it offers instead is the tier beside every figure, so a cheap uncertain departure and a dearer committed one can be told apart. |
| Cancelling flexibly | No | On two of four tiers the operator can cancel on YOU, for numbers. Calling that flexible would be grotesque. What each event actually returns. |
| Offices in more than one state | No | One office, on Peachtree Street. It books for travelers anywhere, which is a different sentence entirely. |
Reviews
None on this site, and the count is zero.
- On the site
- 0
- Composed here about ourselves
- 0
- Bought
- 0
- Stars displayed
- none; nobody has awarded any
- What moves the number
- a traveler back from a real trip, giving written permission to be quoted. Nothing before that, and nothing else
Why the site is sorted the way it is
Because the fact that decides whether your holiday exists is not the destination, the price or the photograph. It is whether the departure needs other people and whether it has got them.
Two of the four tiers here can be cancelled by somebody who is not you, and on those tiers a flight bought early is money nobody returns. This office prints that on every affected trip page, tells you the decision date at deposit, and advises against the early flight in writing which is advice that costs it commission and is the reason to trust the rest.
An agency that sorts its catalog by its own worst case is making a claim you can check.