Originally Posted by JAXBA
(Post 26200394)
Also bear in mind that:
Source: http://www.britishairways.com/en-us/...gency-planning > Cancelling reservations |
They don't cover these types of transactions though so no. Buying an airfare is not covered by distance selling regulations.
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24 Hours cancellation policy
Just a quick question about the 24 Hours cancellation policy, is this also when using avios to book flight on partner airlines, e.g. Flybe, or CX, or other OW alliance members? Or is it only when using avios to fly on BA flights?
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Originally Posted by benberg2013
(Post 26206845)
Just a quick question about the 24 Hours cancellation policy, is this also when using avios to book flight on partner airlines, e.g. Flybe, or CX, or other OW alliance members? Or is it only when using avios to fly on BA flights?
Thanks. http://www.britishairways.com/travel...e/public/en_gb |
Originally Posted by KARFA
(Post 26206878)
There is nothing to suggest non BA flights booked with avios via BA are not covered. However, you must call to cancel - if you cancel online on mmb that won't be treated as a cooling off period cancellation.
http://www.britishairways.com/travel...e/public/en_gb |
Topcashback
Apologies if this has already been reported but I haven't seen any reference to this useful potential source of Avios for UK based members. Earnings on Topcashback.com can be converted into Avios at a rate of 1 mile per penny, with a 5% bonus, so converting £1 of cashback will earn 105 miles. The site pays cashback when you make a purchase having registered with and then clicked through their site. Many high street and online retailers participate and cashback be be obtained on buying clothes, electrical goods and financial services products amongst others.
I have used Topcashback for many years and found it to be a good way of receiving discounts on things I was going to buy anyway. Other cashback sites e.g. quidco are available and are good, albeit without the Avios earning. Please note that the above links are generic, I will not benefit in any way from you signing up, although if you are feeling kind then please use the link below and I will receive a referral payment, at no cost to you, if you use the service. Topcashback tell-a-friend. |
Originally Posted by Polk
(Post 26230583)
Apologies if this has already been reported but I haven't seen any reference to this useful potential source of Avios for UK based members. Earnings on Topcashback.com can be converted into Avios at a rate of 1 mile per penny, with a 5% bonus, so converting £1 of cashback will earn 105 miles. The site pays cashback when you make a purchase having registered with and then clicked through their site. Many high street and online retailers participate and cashback be be obtained on buying clothes, electrical goods and financial services products amongst others.
I have used Topcashback for many years and found it to be a good way of receiving discounts on things I was going to buy anyway. Other cashback sites e.g. quidco are available and are good, albeit without the Avios earning. Please note that the above links are generic, I will not benefit in any way from you signing up, although if you are feeling kind then please use the link below and I will receive a referral payment, at no cost to you, if you use the service. Topcashback tell-a-friend. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...sfer-time.html http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...nto-avios.html http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...os-option.html http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...er-thread.html |
Bear in mind that the TCB->Tesco Clubcard->BAEC route will net more avios per pound of cashback earned. Although I think there is a limit to how much you can transfer across to Tesco.
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Originally Posted by KARFA
(Post 26232372)
Bear in mind that the TCB->Tesco Clubcard->BAEC route will net more avios per pound of cashback earned. Although I think there is a limit to how much you can transfer across to Tesco.
When you hit your max, you can only transfer Hilton cashback into Tesco for the rest of the year. I suppose you could use the TCB->transfer for cash earned from other merchants, but it's a less favourable conversion. |
Originally Posted by jerry a. laska
(Post 26231962)
There are a number of individual threads relating to TCB (converting to Tesco seems to be a better deal):
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Hi all
This is my first post in this forum. As CX changes the rule for the MPC in Apr, I plan to change to BA executive club. After reading this extremely detailed thread, I still have a question to ask about. It said that 2 eligible flights are required to reach Bronze and 4 are required to reach Silver and Gold. If I go from Blue to Gold in one membership year, may I know the eligible flight needed is 2+4+4=10 or is just simply 4? Thanks. |
Originally Posted by sy7217
(Post 26235953)
It said that 2 eligible flights are required to reach Bronze and 4 are required to reach Silver and Gold. If I go from Blue to Gold in one membership year, may I know the eligible flight needed is 2+4+4=10 or is just simply 4?
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Originally Posted by shady
(Post 26028998)
I am buying a ticket for my dad and we have both the same name and surname.
If I put my BAEC number into his booking, will it cause some issues for him as the only difference will be the date of birth? |
Does my BAEC Silver status help me on flybe flights, e.g. to pre-book a seat? I thought that with Flybe, only earning avios is possible, when buying a flight. And when booking with avios, a free suitcase. But just want confirmation.
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Possibly Dumb question
I must purchase two tickets for individuals travelling Romania to YYZ return. Is there any way I can get credit (Avios and tier points ) for this purchase and subsequent flights of these individuals.
Any help is appreciated. |
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