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shanni-shanni

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  1. 1 hour ago, JazzyV said:

    What department did you email?

    When I was trying to find out about a cancelled cruise, I got no response to the guestrelations@hollandamerica.com emails I sent, but heard back the next day when I emailed reservations_submit@hollandamerica.com.

    I did sent them to

    guestrelations@hollandamerica.com

     

    But what different does it make? It is still one of their department.

     

    Tom

  2. 44 minutes ago, Sea42 said:

    Do you not have credit card records for the first cruise? Emails from subsequent bookings? Working with a TA? I would not depend on any company to keep track of what they owe me!

    I have tried to keep track of them.

     

    But HAL's email and web-site constantly changed the amount of FCC for no reason and both my agent and I got tired of trying to correct them , especially part of the amount are extra awarded to us. Even now the amount of available FCC on 'my account' is not correct. We just want to get to the end and use them all up and be done with them.

     

    Hopefully there will not be a next time. Our next cruise is April, 2022 and that should be a go.

     

    Tom

  3. With three consecutive cruises cancelled since April 2020 I had received various refunds and FCC.

     

    But since each cruise was cancelled I immediately booked another with the existing FCC then .

     

    As a result I cannot keep track of what the amount of refund or FCC I should receive after the third cruise cancellation. I just have to rely on what HAL did is correct.

     

    Oh well I imagine HAL would not short change me.

     

    Tom

  4. I called HAL and got it all straighten out.

     

    It is allowable to use your FCC to pay for the total amount of fare.

     

    There were numerous HAL website glitches regarding my 'Account FCC' leading to false amount being posted on my computer.

     

    Tom

     

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  5. 1 hour ago, USN59-79 said:

    I suspect there is a percentage limit.  We just booked a B2B2B on the Noordam for 2022.  We had about $3400 FCC.  The TA used half of it on the first cruise and half on the second and none on the third.  We had to put a $1200. deposit on each cruise and the FCC could not be used for that.  Not a big deal, as we can cancel by November 2021 and by then we should know if it is a good idea to cruise in Asia in 2022.

    If there is a percentage limit, shouldn't HAL tell you the condition at the time when given the choice of refund or FCC?

    Tom

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  6. It appears that there is a ceiling to the amount of FCC one can use on a future cruise.

     

    When I rebooked a Japan reposition cruise for 2022, I can only pay for $ 60% of the cruise price with FCC, even though I have enough to pay for the whole price.

     

    The other 40% has to be cash.

     

    Tom

  7. Let me see.

     

    If I cancel my upcoming cruise in 2021, I wonder when I would actually see my deposit refunded.

     

    I was told it will take 4-8 weeks to get to my April 15, 2021 cruise cancellation processed.

     

    If and when they get to my 2021 cruise and  if a bankruptcy does happen, am I better off being a creditor? If not, I would have lost a booking and have to start from scratch again.

     

    No, I'll stay and support HAL.

     

    Tom

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  8. 47 minutes ago, DaveOKC said:

    They find you.   It is based on your play in the HAL casinos.  When you go to book, your TA should see it appear on the booking.  You can try calling them, but when I did that they said "not qualified".  Then a couple of cruises later our TA (a HAL PCC) told us that it showed up on her screen when she went to book the new cruise.  It is not on ALL cruises I understand and it can range from 5-30% discount I have been told.  We normally get 10-15%.

     

    This is not the same as a casino OFFER, which usually is a free or highly discounted fare and comes to you by email or direct mail (I never have received one of these).

     

     

    Sounds like you have to be a past gambler to receive these.

     

    Tom

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