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Booked flights and money back in my bank?

afropuff80
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I booked some flights at the weekend and checked and it was 100% in my pending transactions and my booking has been confirmed.
I can still see my booking today but the pending transaction has disappeared and the money is back in my account?
Any ideas how long a company can re try if there has been a problem? Should i move it until i hear?
I can still see my booking today but the pending transaction has disappeared and the money is back in my account?
Any ideas how long a company can re try if there has been a problem? Should i move it until i hear?
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I believe its 6 years but could be wrong, give google a try.
Ask the airline or whoever you bought the flights from if there is an issue.0 -
Have the flights been ticketed yet?
If not, talk to the airline.0 -
6 months without warning you, after that, up to 6 years (5 in Scotland) but they should advise you first that they are going to request the money. Keep the money available for at least the next 6 months if you want to avoid unauthorised overdraft charges.0
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6 months without warning you, after that, up to 6 years (5 in Scotland) but they should advise you first that they are going to request the money. Keep the money available for at least the next 6 months if you want to avoid unauthorised overdraft charges.
I would be more worried about whether the flight had been booked or not.0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »I would be more worried about whether the flight had been booked or not.
I probably would as well, but as that wasn't the question that the OP asked I thought it might be better to provide an answer to the one that was...0 -
It went out...panic over0
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