Jan 6, 2024
8:03:14pm
8:03:14pm
Nope, the terms state there is no refund, so NCL can claim it was a voluntary purchase and it's not their fault if I
didn't do my due diligence in understanding the terms. The CC company will side with NCL.
Had something like that happen when I fought a hotel when they cancelled my reservations after I checked in, and because I had checked in and the hotel only had records of 1 room being refunded, not both rooms, they claimed I used the other room and refused to refund it. CC company sided with the hotel due to their records.
So I am stuck with a sunk cost.
Had something like that happen when I fought a hotel when they cancelled my reservations after I checked in, and because I had checked in and the hotel only had records of 1 room being refunded, not both rooms, they claimed I used the other room and refused to refund it. CC company sided with the hotel due to their records.
So I am stuck with a sunk cost.
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