homewardbound11 wrote: » That bot page is not interactive at all. I think it’s just a dead link . So far I’ve typed lionel riche “ hello “ and Tiffany’s I think we’re alone now and not a sniff out of them Tomorrow maybe
Caranica wrote: » You need to type "contact customer support"
homewardbound11 wrote: » @kM79. I’m getting confused with Ryanair’s deliberate dodging and diving -) 2 weeks ago I applied for a cash refund . I got no reply or confirmation that I’d requested a refund . In the lack of trust with Ryanair I didn’t think they would honor it . -) low and behold yesterday I received a voucher and a click here if I want to ask for a cash refund . I think Ryanair will get probably 6 months to a year out of this . If only we had a regulatory body to protect us from this 😑 That is before solicitors letters start .
Caranica wrote: » Did you read any of the thread? Some of us have been in this situation for months. Everyone got the voucher after applying for a refund. I applied for refund on 11 March. Got voucher 08 April. Still waiting for refund. They are processing refunds but have 20 million to get through. Some people on here have received refunds already. According to Ryanair (but not the law) you need to contact them by chat or phone to reject the voucher if you want to stay in the refund queue.
paddy19 wrote: » PTSB are looking at standard transactions. Neither VISA nor Mastercard have a 120 day limit from the payment date for future services. If this were the case it would effectively eliminate chargeback on any long term bookings like airline tickets or concerts. The 120 days starts when the event/service should have been delivered.
podgeandrodge wrote: » Ok, I got onto the chat bot, waited about 15 minutes and got refund process completed. They say within 28 days back to the credit card. Easy enough to request anyway, though shouldn't have had to after already requesting it weeks ago.
limabromac wrote: » : ). How about Simon and Garfunkel.... The sound of silence
paddy19 wrote: » I agree a decent airline would allow passengers to cancel when you have to break the law to fly. I made the process sound complicated: 1. Check if flight is flying two days before on flight status. If it's not on flight status and no flight within 2 hours, happy days, request refund. 2. If it is flying. Change to any flight to any destination that looks like it will be cancelled before 30 Sept. Repeat until you book a cancelled flight. Request refund!
Lex Luthor wrote: » I prefer the Disturbed version
flashinthepan wrote: » Love the Electric version myself :-)
homewardbound11 wrote: » Got through this morning . I don’t know if it was because I was on my laptop or mobile/ desktop pages . But I got through on chat to an agent . The answer is “ I have applied for your Monetary refund, the voucher will be refused as per your request . The refund would be sent to the same card used in the booking and I should get an email confirmation within 48 hours . So now I’m just at the back of the refund queue. Hopefully I’ll get it in the next month or so .
kathleen37 wrote: » Has anyone yet to receive a voucher from Aerlingus?
flashinthepan wrote: » Could I ask where in the world you were travelling to ? Im just trying to get my head around Aer Lingus policy here When could we expect notice of cancellation We were due to travel to Spain on 6th july and terrified that Aer Lingus will say its business as usual and our €1100 will be down the jax as we have no intention of travelling with our 2 kids as i'm absolutely certain that if we did travel and caught something the insurance company would be the first to say you should not have travelled
michellie wrote: » Sorry im only replying back now. We were flying aerlingus dub to lanzarote June 24th. And Ryanair home lanzarote to Dublin 8th July.
podgeandrodge wrote: » What's the position on this - is it not still prohibited?
podgeandrodge wrote: » I mean, can you simply book a flight to Lanzarote and go through Dublin Airport now without any restrictions?
Caranica wrote: There's close to 20 million people in the queue. A month is ambitious. I'm waiting 3 months already and my flight was one of the earliest cancellations.
Technocentral wrote: » Seems like FlightRights are a complete dud, anyone got a Ryanair refund through them?
RocketRaccoon wrote: » Sorry to ask folks. But its a huge thread to try and go back through. I applied for a refund last Friday, all I got was a page saying to print my details. Is that normal? I haven't received any email from Ryanair yet. I am happy to take a voucher as I know it will be used.