Pesach Programs

[yfr bachur]

Do you know Rav Abergel?
A small yishuv?
They are all Rabonim from North Africa, not the same area where Ovadia yosef comes from.

Sorry, I meant some of the other signatories

[damaxer91]

Has anyone had luck canceling Orlando vacation rentals? I was booked through a company called Magical Vacations that is refusing to refund now...

[ExGingi]

Do you know Rav Abergel?
A small yishuv?
They are all Rabonim from North Africa, not the same area where Ovadia yosef comes from.

https://www.20il.co.il/חשיפה-היתר-הזום-בליל-הסדר-מזוייף/

[Kvending]

Has anyone had luck canceling Orlando vacation rentals? I was booked through a company called Magical Vacations that is refusing to refund now...

I am booked through a company called Vacasa.

They offered me 110% credit and I told them I just want a full refund. They are refusing.

I will try going through cc.

[ACF]

Now that it is clear that all the Israel Pesach programs have been cancelled due to government regulations I would be interested in hearing what refunds others have received from the operators. We received 70% cash refund and 10% voucher. Is there any way to receive the rest of the amount from sources other than the operator (e.g., insurance, government funds)?

[AsherO]

Now that it is clear that all the Israel Pesach programs have been cancelled due to government regulations I would be interested in hearing what refunds others have received from the operators. We received 70% cash refund and 10% voucher. Is there any way to receive the rest of the amount from sources other than the operator (e.g., insurance, government funds)?

CC chargeback? Ask for 30% and say you don’t care for the voucher.

[A3]

I am booked through a company called Vacasa.

They offered me 110% credit and I told them I just want a full refund. They are refusing.

I will try going through cc.

The governor put a statewide ban on short term rentals.

Either way they should be forced to cancel.
If they don’t have to cash to give you that should their problem as it’s supposed to be on their books as a liability until stay.

[AJK]

Are any programs still operating?

[jj1000]

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241632126.html

NYC Jewish school sues South Beach hotel for $2.3 million refund after coronavirus axes trip

[Menachem613]

I am booked through a company called Vacasa.

They offered me 110% credit and I told them I just want a full refund. They are refusing.

I will try going through cc.

Any luck with the chargeback?

[AsherO]

I am booked through a company called Vacasa.

They offered me 110% credit and I told them I just want a full refund. They are refusing.

I will try going through cc.

110% credit is a joke. They can jack their rates up 30% next year to get people to have to shell out more $$ or forfeit the credit.

[Menachem613]

110% credit is a joke. They can jack their rates up 30% next year to get people to have to shell out more $$ or forfeit the credit.

...and that assumes they are still in business and same location.

[Dave321]

90% will not be in business next year. mark my words

[dealfinder11]

90% will not be in business next year. mark my words

number seems high but you never know.

[AsherO]

90% will not be in business next year. mark my words

Why not? Everyone will have to write off a one year loss, it’s still lucrative for the programs that sell out, I imagine that’s more than 10%.

I guess it also depends on the world’s economic situation in a year, but 90% still sounds high.