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2) You receive the refund as a voucher to spend on a flight occuring within 1 year of the refund (but the voucher expires within 6 months so you must book within this timeframe). 3) You have to make the reservation over the phone, again, when you want to apply the voucher to a flight purchase - however you still get the online rates.
19. ""My comment on the opening of a Transatlantic divide was to highlight the fact that the "pro refund" were US based and the "Refund?, you must be kidding!" posts were from this side of the pond."" Where on that post do I say the words you attribute to me? Not only are you puttng words in my mouth but you are interpreting the words of other ...
Answer 21 of 21: Does anyone know if NWA will give any kind of refund if the price of a flight drops significantly? I purchased 6 tickets approximately 1 month ago and the price is down $85 per ticket today.
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6. Re: Expedia on giving refund on nonrefundable hotel reservations. 6 years ago. Yes, just as Expedia cannot force a hotel to provide a refund, neither can they force a hotel not to. In the highly unlikely event that you have any issues, speak to your card provider. Report inappropriate content.
201 reviews. 91 helpful votes. How to get a refund on a Hilton non-refundable hotel booking. 4 years ago. I came across this frequent traveller article this morning. It might possibly help some who find themselves in this position with late changes to travel plans who are staying at a Hilton brand hotel. It won't help all as it is limited to ...
For the status of your refund, use the "Where's My Refund?" tools at irs.gov/wheres-my-refund for federal tax refunds or the resources available at Oklahoma's Taxpayer Access Point at oktap.tax.ok ...
Expectations seem to be so different in the US to those in Europe. I wouldn't expect to receive a refund if an air fare went down just as I wouldn't expect to receive a demand for more money if fares went up. Has this been a historical thing in the US that airlines make a refund on a fare if it goes down? Albeit a voucher.