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Disputes for an Event cancelled to Covid-19
« on: June 23, 2020, 04:50:13 PM »
I had a large booking with Tomorrowland (big music festival in the alps) which was cancelled by provider due to covid-19. Originally they have promised for a full refund by March 31 (in writing and verbally). By mid April they decided no refunds will be given just vouchers with an option for a refund come November. I disputed the charges (was over 25 different charges), whilst i won the earlier ones the past few chase has sided with them since the shutdown was government mandated and the fact that they promised a refund is irrelevant. (They claimed these are visas rules.) Anyone know if this correct/legal is there anything else i can do?

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Re: Disputes for an Event cancelled to Covid-19
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2020, 05:47:05 PM »
I had a large booking with Tomorrowland (big music festival in the alps) which was cancelled by provider due to covid-19. Originally they have promised for a full refund by March 31 (in writing and verbally). By mid April they decided no refunds will be given just vouchers with an option for a refund come November. I disputed the charges (was over 25 different charges), whilst i won the earlier ones the past few chase has sided with them since the shutdown was government mandated and the fact that they promised a refund is irrelevant. (They claimed these are visas rules.) Anyone know if this correct/legal is there anything else i can do?
There have been threads on this in the past, unfortunately their claim has validity
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