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Advice on chasing down a ticketing error
We had a Tango fare from last fall that was cancelled. The credit was left on file.
We used this on a ticket in February. Now we're working on the books, and it appears that who ever did the reticketing messed things up to the tune of $300+. Does anyone have any advice for how to best work through the process to get this straightened out? We have all the PDF's, continuity of ticket numbers, etc. |
The beauty of doing taxes. ;) Just call AC main line. They'll redirect you and fix it.
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if travel was in February don't bother calling the main line as they probably won't be able to help you. Contact the accounting people at the phone number/email on the web site.
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Turns out :
a) it wasn't an error b) it was Air Canada accounting c) my wife said they were one of the most customer friendly persons she has ever spoken too d) I was working while she was on the phone. It was obvious they knew their stuff, quick, concise answers. So kudos to AC on this one! |
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