booking made using family members cc
Aug 17, 2014, 6:46 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Aug 2014
Posts: 2
booking made using family members cc
Hello
I'm due to fly from tbilisi to London in a few weeks,
My brother booked me the flight using his credit card.
Only when I've got the confirmation booking I seen credit card may be required on check in.
We live in Ireland so obviously its not possible for him to attend airport
I'm very worried and don't no what to do. I've emailed the airline but got no response.
Any advice please
Thanks very much for you're time
I'm due to fly from tbilisi to London in a few weeks,
My brother booked me the flight using his credit card.
Only when I've got the confirmation booking I seen credit card may be required on check in.
We live in Ireland so obviously its not possible for him to attend airport
I'm very worried and don't no what to do. I've emailed the airline but got no response.
Any advice please
Thanks very much for you're time
Aug 17, 2014, 8:11 pm
#2
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Heraklion, Greece
Posts: 7,565
Hello
I'm due to fly from tbilisi to London in a few weeks,
My brother booked me the flight using his credit card.
Only when I've got the confirmation booking I seen credit card may be required on check in.
We live in Ireland so obviously its not possible for him to attend airport
I'm very worried and don't no what to do. I've emailed the airline but got no response.
Any advice please
Thanks very much for you're time
I'm due to fly from tbilisi to London in a few weeks,
My brother booked me the flight using his credit card.
Only when I've got the confirmation booking I seen credit card may be required on check in.
We live in Ireland so obviously its not possible for him to attend airport
I'm very worried and don't no what to do. I've emailed the airline but got no response.
Any advice please
Thanks very much for you're time
Aug 20, 2014, 10:51 am
#4
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: YXY
Posts: 3,506
Just in case, make sure you have a credit card with you so you can pay the fare again.
My experience with a completely different airline (CX) was that they charged me again and refunded the original charge when I couldn't show the very same credit card. (The problem was that the credit card had broken apart and had, thus, been replaced by the credit card company. So while it was still in my name, it had a different number or expiry date or something. The airline was unhappy with that.) I did not pay more than the original amount, but I was charged again and refunded.
It took a lot of time, since their printer stopped working, etc. So bring plenty of time.
My experience with a completely different airline (CX) was that they charged me again and refunded the original charge when I couldn't show the very same credit card. (The problem was that the credit card had broken apart and had, thus, been replaced by the credit card company. So while it was still in my name, it had a different number or expiry date or something. The airline was unhappy with that.) I did not pay more than the original amount, but I was charged again and refunded.
It took a lot of time, since their printer stopped working, etc. So bring plenty of time.
Aug 21, 2014, 10:17 am
#5
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: NW London and NW Sydney
Programs: BA Diamond, Hilton Bronze, A3 Diamond, IHG *G
Posts: 6,344
Just in case, make sure you have a credit card with you so you can pay the fare again.
My experience with a completely different airline (CX) was that they charged me again and refunded the original charge when I couldn't show the very same credit card. (The problem was that the credit card had broken apart and had, thus, been replaced by the credit card company. So while it was still in my name, it had a different number or expiry date or something. The airline was unhappy with that.) I did not pay more than the original amount, but I was charged again and refunded.
It took a lot of time, since their printer stopped working, etc. So bring plenty of time.
My experience with a completely different airline (CX) was that they charged me again and refunded the original charge when I couldn't show the very same credit card. (The problem was that the credit card had broken apart and had, thus, been replaced by the credit card company. So while it was still in my name, it had a different number or expiry date or something. The airline was unhappy with that.) I did not pay more than the original amount, but I was charged again and refunded.
It took a lot of time, since their printer stopped working, etc. So bring plenty of time.