Qantas Customer Remediation Program

I'm pretty sure Deloitte has used the same IT system for previous programs, so I'm surprised something as simple as attaching two case numbers to one account is unsupported.

Anyway, it sounds like their call center staff has had about as much training as Qantas' outsourced call centers
 
I'm pretty sure Deloitte has used the same IT system for previous programs, so I'm surprised something as simple as attaching two case numbers to one account is unsupported.

Anyway, it sounds like their call center staff has had about as much training as Qantas' outsourced call centers
Yes, especially when they are the ones who have generated the two case numbers and sent them to me! Arghhhhhhhhhhh.
 
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Will wait to see if I get another email for BNE-PPP which was the flight that had us rearranging flights, accom, car hire etc.
the irony there was that if this were an international trip Commonwealth law would kick in (Montreal Convention) and the airline would be on the hook for nearly $11,000 AUD in damages including the new flights, lost accommodation and other expenses incurred. So Qantas gets to charge top dollar for its domestic services and offer less in terms of service and consumer protection. Gotta love competition!
 
Is this only for international flights departing Australia as I was scheduled to fly on QF38 on 24/4/24 but Qantas had cancelled all Wednesday departures for this flight
 
Frustrated rant follows.

Well, after a week of waiting in vain for a reply to my messages (using My Case message function) in relation to not being able to make my claim, I called the hotline and was advised that the problem is that I can't attach 2 DEL numbers to the same email address - yes they know that is an issue for a lot of people and they are working on it. Might have been good to get that sorted before going live??

Then they said that on the first DEL# (the one I used to register because it was the first one that arrived for me), Mr Seat 0A had already made a successful claim on the same DEL no. He only got one DEL#, and we did not compare notes to realise he had the same number as one of mine. Now that's probably because I used my FF points to book him an award flight. But what is totally weird is that he registered 2 days after I did - so I don't know why they let him register when I had already done so - seems like the same DEL# can be associated with 2 email addresses, even if 2 DELs can't associate with 1 email address 🤷‍♀️.

Anyway, his claim went straight through, and he is now in the 60 day wait queue for his payment. Looks like his flight was QF1765 on 6 June 2022. I think that might be OOL-CBR, but not completely sure as I don't have detailed records going that far back. And very unhelpfully, we can't go that far back on the QF web site in the account activity to find these flights either.

The recommended solution for my problem that my claim is stalled, with only the web form already submitted visible in My Case, was to use a different email address and re-register with the second DEL no that I received. The person on the help line said that would solve all my problems and i would go straight to the bank details page. I said, won't that be an issue if I use an email that is not the same as the one I used to make the booking and he said that it would not. He said he could see that I had at least one eligible flight, but could not see the details. So I did the whole registration and account set up process again :(, and no surprise, it did exactly the same thing - form submitted fine (confirmed), but My Case did not go to the bank details or eligible flights screens everyone else is getting.

So I called helpline again and got a different person who was totally useless. It took nearly 5 minutes for her to even understand what my issue was. Then she rambled on and on about the first DEL# and the fact that it had been claimed and so I was now no longer eligible to claim. No answer as to how someone else was able to claim on that DEL# after I had already registered against it. Plus I thought these DEL# were supposed to be a "unique code" - strange definition of unique. No answer as to why my second registration with a different DEL# that is only mine did not work. No answer to what the affected flights are. No idea when anyone would make a decision or contact me. No, there is no way for me to contact anyone directly. Eventually she said that I just needed to "trust in the process" 🤯🤯🤯 OMG red rag to a bull. This is a very opaque process, I don't really trust Qantas, and now it looks like Deloitte are the other evil twin when it comes to customer service.

Thanks for listening. Rant over.
Why don't you create a gmail account just for this occasion and then having it idling away in the background. Quick and cost free.
 
Why don't you create a gmail account just for this occasion and then having it idling away in the background. Quick and cost free.
I ready have a Gmail account. And three other email accounts thanks. Definitely do not need any more. The account creation process I was referring to is the Deloitte account creation process which includes several steps and lots of 2FA/email validation etc. so I have already registered with Deloitte using one of my other email addresses as advised by the help line - but got the identical problem as the first time once I processed to registering my case with the second DEL “unique” code that I received. It’s a dogs breakfast.
 
I find it mildly annoying that where some of us like me have not received any contact after registering and have a strong suspicion that we are affected by the ghost flights thing, others had no idea they impacted have been invited to claim. Oh well.

But I got this from Deloitte yesterday. I wonder if it’s a tough bikkies email or if they’ve actually sent it to everybody in QFF?

But great to hear that the portal is now live (as of yesterday). 🙄🤦‍♂️ When did the portal actually go live? Was it two months ago?

We are writing to update you on the Qantas Customer Remediation Program.

The Qantas Customer Remediation Portal, which is run by Deloitte, is now live.

Qantas and Deloitte have sent communications to eligible passengers using the contact details provided for the Nominated Booking Contact, plus any contact information stored in an eligible passenger’s Qantas Frequent Flyer profile (if their Qantas Frequent Flyer number was stored against their Booking).


If you receive an email or SMS, you will be required to sign-up on the Remediation Portal to receive your remediation payment, which is accessible by visiting the official Qantas website and clicking on ‘Qantas Customer Remediation Program’.
If you did not receive an email or SMS, you may still be a Remediation Passenger, and you are able to sign up to the Remediation Portal to check whether you are eligible. Once you have signed up to the Remediation Portal, please complete the Web Form to provide us with information to enable us to verify whether you are eligible for a Remediation Payment.

If you have already set up an account on the portal and submitted your Web Form, you do not need to take any further actions.

You can also contact Deloitte’s dedicated support team for assistance. Simply send a message via the Remediation Portal page or contact Deloitte at 1800 958 524 if you have questions or are having difficulties accessing the Remediation Portal. Deloitte’s operators are online between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm (AEST) Monday to Friday excluding Victorian Public Holidays.

This is an auto-generated message. Please do not reply to this email.
 
Clearly still a number of compensation issues for flights. Having spent thousands on flights and travel myself over several months, on return Aus my suitcase was badly damaged. QF brushed my claim aside. I wonder if QF will get round to compensating for damage and complying with their membership to the Montreal Convention?
 
So, a bit of follow up.

On Friday I received a phone message (I was at work and could not take the call) from the Remediation team at Deloitte. They apologised for the problems I have experienced with their registration process, confirmed I am registered, confirmed someone is looking at it and promised that I would get a response within 14 days from original submission of my messages/complaints which will be 23 July.

So I guess that someone is actually looking at it - just they move at a glacial pace.

I will report back when/if I get more information or action, but honestly I am not holding my breath.
 
Received an SMS a few days ago saying I'm eligible, and I thought it wasn't legit because I don't remember being inconvenienced by any flight changes!

But today I found the official email (on my spam). Now registered and the claim is lodged.

So I'm getting $225 back for a $300ish ticket that had minor flight changes. Not putting my hopes too high up though.
 
Mrs G hadn't heard from the Deloitte team - she just received the initial Qantas one. I registered her using the email address etc Qantas used and the case was there.
 
Oh I am so frustrated reading these experiences above when mine has just been trouble from the start.

I just got a response to the first case I tried to lodge weeks ago - “sorry we are busy with a lot of claims and we will eventually get back to you.

Bet you pounds to peanuts that the reply I was promised to my second case for 23 July will also be along these lines. Over it.
 
Oh I am so frustrated reading these experiences above when mine has just been trouble from the start.

I just got a response to the first case I tried to lodge weeks ago - “sorry we are busy with a lot of claims and we will eventually get back to you.

Bet you pounds to peanuts that the reply I was promised to my second case for 23 July will also be along these lines. Over it.
I feel the pain as I am in the same boat. I missed a call today in response to my message a week and a half ago. Didn’t say anything in the voicemail except if still having trouble to call the 1800 number.
 
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There was a lot of chat about registrations etc, and the process I followed start of July was easy and simple, but ...
has anyone actually received a payment yet ?
 
After waiting weeks to hear back, Deloitte finally contacted me. They have fixed my problem with the multiple “unique numbers” and I was finally able to put in my claim. Now the 60 day clock starts ticking down…..
 
Clearly still a number of compensation issues for flights. Having spent thousands on flights and travel myself over several months, on return Aus my suitcase was badly damaged. QF brushed my claim aside. I wonder if QF will get round to compensating for damage and complying with their membership to the Montreal Convention?
I had the same issue & travel tag was missing. Still waiting 5 years later for the replacement.
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There was a lot of chat about registrations etc, and the process I followed start of July was easy and simple, but ...
has anyone actually received a payment yet ?
I was about to ask the same thing. End of August is ETA supposedly.
 

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