Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Thomas Cook ONLY
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If you booked a flight only direct with TC Airlines, you must have used a card and you will be able to claim a refund from the card issuer. Credit card companies will not pay compensation that was due under EU261 and have never done so to my knowledge0
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Alan_Bowen wrote: »If you booked a flight only direct with TC Airlines, you must have used a card and you will be able to claim a refund from the card issuer. Credit card companies will not pay compensation that was due under EU261 and have never done so to my knowledge
Yes to be clear a refund for the flight and not any flight delay compensation
If you paid with a debit card then you can ask the debit card issuer to make a ‘charge back’ but they are under no obligation to do so. Additionally, I think it’s unlikely that they would agree as that would leave them out of pocket, because TC accounts will be frozen.After reading PtL Vaubans Guide , please don't desert us, hang around and help others!
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Would be interesting if any Monarch customers got their compensation after they went bust.ITS NOT EASY TO GET EVERYTHING WRONG ,I HAVE TO WORK HARD TO DO IT!0
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Credit card companies may not pay the compensation if the airline refused to pay out.
But this is a different scenario where customers have had the promise of compensation payments before TC liquidated.
This promise is a contract or service that has not been fulfilled and therefore, in my opinion, the Section 75 claim is viable.If you're new. read The FAQ and Vauban's Guide
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Hi can anyone help! I was due £700 for compensation for a delayed flight in 2015. I was confirmed they would do a BACS payment 03.09.19. Now since they have ceased trading, is there anything I can do about this or have I lost out on this? Thanks0
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you could possibly register as a creditor with the liquidators.0
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And the admitted debts so far are £3.1 billion. It is time to forget compensation claims whether under EU261 or for poor holidays.0
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