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Did you pay by possibly Visa and request a chargeback?
Not necessarily. You've generally got up to 180 days to do a chargeback.So i presume that's a non-runner?
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Not necessarily. You've generally got up to 180 days to do a chargeback.
But banks are looking for more & more details before they'll initiate a chargeback due to Covid-19.
Sorry, I've clarified with someone (this isn't something I do for a living!).I'd have all of the details alright but booking was back in early October so well over the 180 days limit. I'm closer to 220 days.
Which bank is the MasterCard with?
Sorry, I've clarified with someone (this isn't something I do for a living!).
Time limit with MasterCard is 120 days, but that's not from the date you paid. It can be from the date you expected to receive the goods / service, or the date you became aware of the issue, so you're ok from a time limit perspective.
However, some banks look for evidence that you've exhausted attempts to get a refund from the merchant first.
On a slightly different scenario, this happened to me twice with a non-refundable booking but I'm not sure if I booked direct or not. In both cases I just contacted the hotel directly. they stated they didn't do refunds (fair nuff) but would allow me to change the dates. I changed both to late summer/autumn. Did you try contacting the hotel directly and asking (nicely) what their policy is ?
I've just had a similar scenario via booking.com - non-refundable booking made for a hotel in Jersey, the hotel have given me a voucher for the value of the booking to be used by October 2021. I could have re-booked with no penalty for this year, but I don't know what the state of play with the airlines will be. I contacted the hotel via the booking.com "assistant".
I asked for a refund with one because I got an email saying what the choices were, which included refund, but when I requested it they pointed out that it was non-refundable and gave me to option of rebooking.Is the hotel in Jersey due to be open or closed on your original travel dates? If closed, were you not entitled to a full refund rather than a voucher?
Is the salient point that a refund should only be mandatory where they don’t deliver the service/product?
In advance of the relevant travel dates, the position remains uncertain.
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