MEL_Traveller
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re: Avianca "Life Miles" - Questions and Discussion
my point was they didn't use skype (didn't know they could) so they just used their regular telstra mobile to call London, USA and Columbia.
They just called again (using skype this time) and avianca is insisting it is a card block. They now can't either cancel or pay for the change. So they're stuck in limbo. (The airline is showing the seat for the revised date, but no good for travel).
My suggestion is this... they book and pay for an entirely new seat (one is still available). Contact the operating airline to advise there is now a duplicate booking, and which can and can't be cancelled. Then contact LM via email to have them sort out the redundant booking.
Any pitfalls anyone can see with that? (or alternative suggestions)
The flight is leaving in a few days, so kinda urgent.
edited to add - LM also suggested my friend could get a friend in New York to go into the city office to pay for the change. Somehow I have my doubts about that?
Not sure what you mean here, they dont need to use skpe, have used skype to call a landline a number of times, they dont need to use it?
my point was they didn't use skype (didn't know they could) so they just used their regular telstra mobile to call London, USA and Columbia.
They just called again (using skype this time) and avianca is insisting it is a card block. They now can't either cancel or pay for the change. So they're stuck in limbo. (The airline is showing the seat for the revised date, but no good for travel).
My suggestion is this... they book and pay for an entirely new seat (one is still available). Contact the operating airline to advise there is now a duplicate booking, and which can and can't be cancelled. Then contact LM via email to have them sort out the redundant booking.
Any pitfalls anyone can see with that? (or alternative suggestions)
The flight is leaving in a few days, so kinda urgent.
edited to add - LM also suggested my friend could get a friend in New York to go into the city office to pay for the change. Somehow I have my doubts about that?
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