Dan Breier’s Las Vegas concert is canceled after a mass shooting. Now he wants the $205 in insurance premiums back. But is he asking for too much? Read more “After Las Vegas shooting, is my insurance premium refundable?”
Tag: cancellation
My hotel in San Juan closed after the hurricane. Why won’t American Airlines Vacations offer a refund?
Nona Novak’s vacation to Puerto Rico is disrupted when hurricane Maria shuts down her hotel. Why won’t American Airlines Vacations refund her trip? Read more “My hotel in San Juan closed after the hurricane. Why won’t American Airlines Vacations offer a refund?”
After husband’s fall, will American offer a refund?
When Susan Kaufman’s husband takes a fall, she has to cancel her flight from Boston to Washington, D.C. Will American refund the tickets — or ignore her request for help? Read more “After husband’s fall, will American offer a refund?”
If my AT&T account is closed, why are they sending me another bill?
After Chung Seop Song cancels his AT&T internet account, the bills keep coming. What about that notice that said he had zero balance due? Does that mean anything? Read more “If my AT&T account is closed, why are they sending me another bill?”
Is this really an “extraordinary” circumstance, Norwegian Air?
Normally, someone like Camille Burgan wouldn’t care what is, or isn’t, an “extraordinary” circumstance.
But, as you probably guessed, this isn’t a normal situation. Burgan is embroiled in an EU 261-related dispute, and there’s money at stake — roughly $1,200. Read more “Is this really an “extraordinary” circumstance, Norwegian Air?”
Do “local” laws mean I don’t have a claim for canceled Aer Lingus flight?
When Aer Lingus cancels Jean McShane’s flight from Orlando to Dublin, it says “local laws” prevent it from compensating her. Is the airline right? Read more “Do “local” laws mean I don’t have a claim for canceled Aer Lingus flight?”
The four most dangerous words a consumer can hear
You can always cancel.
Those are the four most dangerous words a consumer can hear.
They’re often preceded by: “Don’t worry!” Read more “The four most dangerous words a consumer can hear”