Going to Italy this Sunday, well maybe.
Booked through a company called Bookable Holidays, the guy who took my booking seemed to have difficulty with names and there was a lot of confusion between use.
Sent a email a couple days later with passport details with correct spellings
Got a Visa bill, so they managed to get money from the credit card company
Got ticket Wednesday and found the initial was wrong, emailed which they ignored, emailed yesterday which they ignored, phoned them today, its going to cost £80 to change
Complained to the tour operator who got the bill reduced to £30, which under protest agreed to
But to date we have not had contact with the Bookables
Any advice anyone?
Anyone know what would happen if we just turn up at the airport?
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Started by Mark203 in Ski Chatter 15-Jan-2010 - 2 Replies
Mark203 posted Jan-2010
Innsbrucker
reply to 'Need Advice' posted Jan-2010
I know a guy whose surname is mis-spelled on his passport, and the ticket usually the correct spelling, so does not match: he said he never had a problem. But don't take it from me.
If it is a credit card, not a debit card, the easiest (and probably correct) thing is to take it up first as a dispute with the credit card company.
If it is a credit card, not a debit card, the easiest (and probably correct) thing is to take it up first as a dispute with the credit card company.
JonG
reply to 'Need Advice' posted Jan-2010
Hi,
I agree with Innsbrucker about the credit card side of things, as long as you have paid with a credit card ( and only needs to be £1 or more )in the event of a no show the credit card is legally obliged to refund the whole amount, after all the checks have been done etc.
(on another note about the £1 thing, this works with any financial transaction, whether buying a car ,TV or anything else,as long as at least £1 is paid via credit card, if the goods or purchased item are not recieved, fit for purpose etc they have to pay/refund and areliable for the full amount by legal requirement.
Hope it works out for you
jon.
I agree with Innsbrucker about the credit card side of things, as long as you have paid with a credit card ( and only needs to be £1 or more )in the event of a no show the credit card is legally obliged to refund the whole amount, after all the checks have been done etc.
(on another note about the £1 thing, this works with any financial transaction, whether buying a car ,TV or anything else,as long as at least £1 is paid via credit card, if the goods or purchased item are not recieved, fit for purpose etc they have to pay/refund and areliable for the full amount by legal requirement.
Hope it works out for you
jon.
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Topic last updated on 16-January-2010 at 15:40