Where can i find how much credit $ i have on my acct?
back in nov, i canceled a flight on Southwest and booked a cheaper one.
i have a few $ credit but i cant find it. how do i find it? i cant figure it out! i emailed southwest for help about my credit and they were USELESS!!!! "In order to protect our Customers' privacy, our Employees are not permitted to release specific Customer information to anyone other than the Customer; the individual whose name appears in the record as initially requesting that the record be created; or the individual whose name appears in the reservation record as the purchaser. If a Customer is unable to verify specific information pertaining to a booking (including the credit card number used to purchase the reservation), we are unable to release the confirmation number. We apologize for any disappointment. If you require additional assistance, feel free to contact us anytime at 1-800-I-FLY-SWA (1-800-435-9792)." W T F ???? Anyway, how do i find how much credit i have? and how to use it for my next flight? Frustrated! |
They don't want you to remember, so they aren't going to help you remember. You've got to track it yourself. You need to find your confirmation number for the cancelled flight, with that you can find out the $ amount.
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This is once area that SW is highly slimy IMO. Unless you track and keep your confirmation # and amount, there is no way to see what travel funds you have. Serval other airlines have the travel bank as part of your online account, but not SW...they make it so that it is 100% on you to figure out and they make it intentionally difficult to figure out should you loose any of that information.
I love SW but this one thing for me makes them seem super deceptive in their procedures. They WANT you to forget. The fact that there is no tie in to your RR# is absurd. |
Originally Posted by dmbolp
(Post 30697346)
They don't want you to remember, so they aren't going to help you remember. You've got to track it yourself. You need to find your confirmation number for the cancelled flight, with that you can find out the $ amount.
Now what? no idea where to put that confirmation #???!!!? and when do funds expire? (the change for the flight was back in oct 2018) |
Originally Posted by snail
(Post 30697772)
it wasnt a cancelation.
i just changed from one day to another.kept same confirmation # Plug that and your name into this: https://www.southwest.com/flight/tra...ds-search.html |
And then when you go to book a flight you plug the confirm# into the payment section, after clicking on the TRAVEL FUNDS tab
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Originally Posted by dmbolp
(Post 30697776)
OK (you said you cancelled it in your first post), what was that confirmation number? It's in your MY TRIPS } PAST history
Plug that and your name into this: https://www.southwest.com/flight/tra...ds-search.html i changed flight to a different day but the confirmation # stayed the same. i was able to plug in that conf # into your link. i already booked a flight already before i remembered i had this credit. :( |
#1 Step - do not delete flight purchase emails. Ever.
Turns out the original poster had this, and only wanted to know WHERE to find the balance, which another poster eventually shared. |
Originally Posted by dmbolp
(Post 30697789)
And then when you go to book a flight you plug the confirm# into the payment section, after clicking on the TRAVEL FUNDS tab
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They do make it hard to track the credits but the other airlines charge you about $150 per credit (change fees) for the privilege of using your credits so I'd take WN's approach any day of the week.
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Originally Posted by WheelsFirst
(Post 30755741)
They do make it hard to track the credits but the other airlines charge you about $150 per credit (change fees) for the privilege of using your credits so I'd take WN's approach any day of the week.
I keep all my cancel in a note on my computer. You can also just keep all your flight notices and then search on them. EVERY travel email goes into a folder so I can find it. |
I don't want them to make it easy. I take great care to keep up with my TTF.
If it were easy, the profit from breakage on canceled flights would substantially decrease and 'free' changes would most likely go away. Everyone take note, literally. Take notes regarding your canceled flights. It's not that hard. |
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