wandering_albatross
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- Sep 15, 2019
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Me: QFF Gold after almost a decade of continuous Platinum.
Issue: Booked UK to Aus return flights for me and family in mixed C/D during double status credit promotion but had to cancel 9 months after booking.
Qantas initially refunded the wrong amount (short by several thousand dollars). I had been worried about this based on other forum posts, so recorded my screen as I cancelled my flights, including the terms and conditions on the Qantas website at the time of cancellation (should have been a £150 cancellation fee per person).
Queue 6 weeks of phone calls, emails, and repeatedly being told that I was wrong and wouldn’t be getting a refund, only to be finally issued a correction refund and 10,000 QFF points as an apology. Every time I was told an internal Qantas policy dictated the refund amount, but I wasn’t allowed to access it. The website I referred the agents to was ‘wrong’ but no one could explain why.
Question: Is Qantas doing this deliberately? How many customers would simply give up and they pocket the profits? Is there something sinister at work? It makes me very reluctant to book with Qantas a long way in the future again.
Any similar experiences?
Issue: Booked UK to Aus return flights for me and family in mixed C/D during double status credit promotion but had to cancel 9 months after booking.
Qantas initially refunded the wrong amount (short by several thousand dollars). I had been worried about this based on other forum posts, so recorded my screen as I cancelled my flights, including the terms and conditions on the Qantas website at the time of cancellation (should have been a £150 cancellation fee per person).
Queue 6 weeks of phone calls, emails, and repeatedly being told that I was wrong and wouldn’t be getting a refund, only to be finally issued a correction refund and 10,000 QFF points as an apology. Every time I was told an internal Qantas policy dictated the refund amount, but I wasn’t allowed to access it. The website I referred the agents to was ‘wrong’ but no one could explain why.
Question: Is Qantas doing this deliberately? How many customers would simply give up and they pocket the profits? Is there something sinister at work? It makes me very reluctant to book with Qantas a long way in the future again.
Any similar experiences?