joeey
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Not sure, I guess after a while after the completion of the travel then it will be credited (I guess).
completed the travel but it says pending points still
Not sure, I guess after a while after the completion of the travel then it will be credited (I guess).
completed the travel but it says pending points still
You may wanna contact expedia to find out more ?
Anyone knows if Expedia office can handle refund & cancellations?
Due to my family member medical condition, I have sent Expedia doctor's letter for full refund and yet they keep telling me SQ hasnt reply them. Expedia advised me to go to SQ which I have done so at SQ office (ION Orchard) and SQ unable to do anything since I booked thru Expedia.
Anyone knows if Expedia office can handle refund & cancellations?
Due to my family member medical condition, I have sent Expedia doctor's letter for full refund and yet they keep telling me SQ hasnt reply them. Expedia advised me to go to SQ which I have done so at SQ office (ION Orchard) and SQ unable to do anything since I booked thru Expedia.
have heard before for some airline, if you managed to get refund, perhaps you only get refund for the fare instead of the taxes ... sq taxes for bkk is around 150+ already ...
You need to know the difference between an airfare, carrier surcharges, fuel surcharges and taxes. The taxes are collected by the airline on behalf of airports/governments. The airlines earn their revenue from airfares and their fuel surcharges. Airlines do not get anything from airport taxes. So in any case, if any airfares/tickets are non-refundable, the only refundable is the airport taxes cos no flights flown, no airport services utilized so no need to pay for airport taxes. Airport taxes are fixed by the authorities/airports. Airlines cannot markup or markdown the taxes. They collect the taxes as per the amount set (by the airport). Some airlines lump their fuel surcharge into airfares which is another story .... no need to go into this unless you want to talk in specific about 'taxes' in which you so conveniently lump surcharges as taxes. Note that SQ used the term 'carrier surcharges' cos simply, it's not an (airport) 'tax'.
So you take Bangkok as an example...
u should contact expedia
let expedia contact sq ...
ultimately is still up to sq whether they would wanna refund u or not ...
if your ticket is non-refundable, chances are very hard ...
normally full fledged airline very hard to get refund one ...
have heard before for some airline, if you managed to get refund, perhaps you only get refund for the fare instead of the taxes ... sq taxes for bkk is around 150+ already ...
Sq still got ok.. friend cant travel due to health prob and he bought non refunded tickets, end up sq refund him and wifey ticket in full
U very knowledgeable
can be my travel tourism prof already ...
i last check my flight was SG$589.00 but somehow i am charge with SGD593.60 in my credit card, its a $4.60 difference. not a lot but how come like that? is it due to so called Dynamic currency conversion ?
This amount is it possible to get back?
thanks! i will try. how do they decide how much to charge? very random.
can i also check, in my itinerary they didn't specify how much baggage i can bring on. i am on a full fledge flight. should i call them?
thanks! i will try. how do they decide how much to charge? very random.
can i also check, in my itinerary they didn't specify how much baggage i can bring on. i am on a full fledge flight. should i call them?
shopback just changed their ** for Expedia from 8% to 6%. Time to switch to hotels.com now.
Not sure whether hotels.com will be charged DCC by bank.