MEL_Traveller
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Try ringing. It’s probably the quickest way. Just as, what you need to do to make the claim acceptable.No success, should I escalate via Customer Care email or try ringing?
Try ringing. It’s probably the quickest way. Just as, what you need to do to make the claim acceptable.No success, should I escalate via Customer Care email or try ringing?
No success, should I escalate via Customer Care email or try ringing?
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Response received, without any reference to refunding Points difference of 47,000 Points (23,500 each) being the fare difference between U and X.No success = no response, or a denial?
If no response, ring.
If anything else, please give us more detail about what they've responded with.
So it looks like they haven’t taken account of points club.Response received, without any reference to refunding Points difference of 47,000 Points (23,500 each) being the fare difference between U and X.
(QF 702) was originally booked under Business Class fare "U", which is not eligible to earn Qantas Points as per the program’s terms and conditions.
(For your reference, fare class details can usually be found on your boarding pass or E-ticket itinerary.)
Additionally, we can see that 11 Status Credits were automatically credited to your account for the QF 702 flight, which was ultimately flown in Economy Class under fare class "X". Please be advised that this fare class is normally ineligible to earn rewards. However, as a one-time goodwill gesture, we will allow the Status Credits already applied to remain on your account (since this is an error on our end).
Not to mention the 47,000 Points difference!So it looks like they haven’t taken account of points club.
Just reply pointing out that points club SCs are applicable here.