obi604 wrote: » I have taken screen grabs of the stuff I have been doing over the last month, chat transcripts etc Latest email from ryanair after my chat says the below. When I start the chargeback process with my bank and show them proof of what ive been doing and specifially below (to prove ive asked for a refund etc) -- will they just say f3ck off, you are in a queue for a refund with ryanair, nothing we can do for you."I acknowledge that you do not wish to accept your refund in voucher format at this time and have requested to remain on the cash refund queue. Please note that until such time as you receive your cash refund, your voucher will remain valid and can be used to purchase flights and ancillaries for any future trip you might wish to plan. Please note that our refund processing has been negatively affected by the Covid19 crisis however we will process your refund as soon as possible."
crustybread wrote: » Hi, this may help someone. I was due to travel aer lingus outbound to alicante on July 6th. I wanted to cancel as travelling with parents who have undergone cancer treatment and too much uncertainty. I thought I would be forced to accept a flight change to later in year but just off the phone and its looks like all flights to alicante have been cancelled up until 19th of July (they said this was announced yesterday but I did not receive any correspondence). They have processed a full refund for me. May take up to 14 working days. Might help someone else who was worrying about flights.
Reginawatson wrote: » I too received refund today for cancelled April flight, looks like they are finally moving on this. I have been actively chasing Customer Service, but it has eventually paid off ..
podgeandrodge wrote: » Just to add on the DUB-JFK with Aer Lingus, I got full refund back (after 2 months) from Aer Lingus because although they still flew there, they moved the flight time by 3 hours and more than 2 hours entitles you with them to a refund.
fmul9798 wrote: » Bank of Ireland are stating that the dispute form must he sent by post or fax..
harpstilidie wrote: » I tried to chat to Revolut this morning to see about a charge back and got the following message: 'I am sorry to hear that you were caught in such circumstances. Unfortunately, under travel insurance policy we do not cover trip cancellations. In this case we can advice you to get in touch with airline company directly or accommodation provider. Emergency medical treatment costs are covered (outside of your country of residence only) provided that before you departed on your trip, you have not travelled to a country, a specific area or event where there is a directive advising the general public against all or against all but essential travel. If your issue is solved please type RESOLVED in other case type LIVE AGENT' Edit: got chatting to a live agent and have submitted a chargeback form anyway but chances of success are pretty low.
Roanmore wrote: » Nothing happening with my original flight refund request, dues to fly at Easter, cancelled at end of March. I went on the live chat this morning at 7.30, no queue. The Operator said she put the request in and I'd have it within 2 weeks. The clock starts now . Will update if I hear anything.
McMurphy wrote: » Bit of good news this morning, I was expecting to be waiting a few months yet, but I'll take 5 days or so gladly.
Jake1 wrote: » after a week of nonsense and foolishly giving the airline time to refund me, I am now going to proceed with chargeback. Would it be foolish to let the airline know I will be doing this? or should I keep my mouth shut?
Wuff Wuff wrote: » got an email today to say they acknowlege was rejecting the voucher and being put in the refund queue.... the 4th time this has been sent went on chat and was told EU 241 has been changed and they no longer have to refund in a time frame - i asked for proof of this then agent disconnected second agent could not see previous chat (lie) and said i would get my money within 10 weeks as that is their new dedaline for refunds apparantly ling and short of it is Ryanair havent a clue what theyre at
josip wrote: » Long and the short of it is that Ryanair know very well what they're at. Do you think it was co-incidence that they disconnected you when you called them out on their 241 lie?
random_banter wrote: » Update on Aer Lingus vouchers. After numerous back and forths with Twitter customer service telling me "your voucher will be with you shortly" I decided to sit on the phone to speak to a customer service agent and get a real human to acknowledge the receipt of my application (sent on Friday 20th March), so 3 months ago. She was apologetic and said she could see it was received and approved and said she would mark it as needing to be "expedited". That was 8 days ago. :mad: If the flights were bought in January and the travel issue came up on 20th March, does anyone know can we still initiate chargeback at this point? I feel like this voucher is a phantom voucher at this stage.