Tag: refunds
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Blue Islands Collapse: Aurigny and Loganair Step In with Rescue Flights for Affected Passengers
Overview: Blue Islands’ Collapse Triggers a Rescue Effort The Jersey-based airline Blue Islands has ceased trading, leaving hundreds of passengers with disrupted bookings and uncertain travel plans. The company, which employed around 100 staff, announced on Friday that it had ceased trading and would cancel all existing bookings. In a rapid response to the industry…
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Blue Islands Collapse: Rescue Flights by Aurigny and Loganair
Introduction: A sudden airline collapse disrupts travel plans In a sharp turn for travelers in the Channel Islands, Blue Islands has ceased trading, cancelling all bookings and leaving passengers stranded. The Jersey-based operator, which had around 100 staff, announced the shutdown on Friday, triggering a wave of concern for those holding future or already booked…
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Penneys Urgently Recalls Soother Clips After Choking Risk; Full Refund Offered
Penneys, the popular Irish retailer known for affordable fashion and home goods, has issued an urgent recall of two types of soother clips after discovering they may pose a serious choking risk for babies and young children. The recall affects customers who purchased the items across Penneys stores in Ireland, with refunds offered in full…
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Microsoft apologises and offers refunds to 2.7 million Australians over subscription mix-up
Microsoft apologises and offers refunds to millions in Australia In a move that could reshape trust in tech subscription practices, Microsoft has publicly apologised to customers in Australia and announced refunds following a dispute over subscription pricing. The case, brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and supported by consumer advocacy groups, alleges…
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Microsoft apologises, offers refunds to 2.7 million Australians
Microsoft apologises and offers refunds after watchdog action Microsoft has publicly apologised to Australian customers and announced refunds after the country’s consumer watchdog filed legal action over subscription practices. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) alleges that millions of users were misled about the true cost of their plans, ultimately trapping them in more…
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Microsoft apologises and offers refunds to 2.7 million Australians over subscription charges
Microsoft apologises and offers refunds to millions in Australia In a rare move, Microsoft has publicly apologised to Australian customers and promised refunds following a probe by the country’s consumer watchdog. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) had accused the tech giant of misleading 2.7 million Australians about subscription costs, alleging that people were…