Tag: refunds
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Airspace Closures in the Caribbean Leave Travelers Stranded: What Comes Next
Overview: Caribbean airspace closures disrupt travel plans Travelers across the Caribbean woke up to canceled and delayed flights as airspace over several Caribbean islands temporarily paused operations. The FAA and U.S. authorities reported that a security-related incident led to a closure of air routes in the region, affecting routes to and from hubs such as…
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Understanding Your Refund and Exchange Rights Under Australian Law
Understanding Your Refund and Exchange Rights Under Australian Law Buying gifts, or picking up something for yourself, often comes with the question: when can I get a refund or exchange? In Australia, consumer rights are protected by the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). This law applies to goods and services bought from businesses in Australia and…
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When Can You Get a Refund or Exchange Under Australian Law? Your Guide to Consumer Rights
What Australian Consumer Law Covers Australian consumer law (ACL) provides a baseline of consumer guarantees that apply to most goods and services. These guarantees protect you when products are faulty, don’t do what they’re supposed to, or aren’t of acceptable quality. The law also sets out clear expectations for service delivery, including timing, reasonable care,…
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Refunds and Exchanges in Australia: What You Can Get Under the Law
Understanding your rights when returning items in Australia If you’ve bought something that isn’t quite right, or you’re dealing with an unwanted gift, you’re likely wondering what Australian law allows you to do. In Australia, the key protections come from the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). The ACL sets out consumer guarantees that apply to goods…
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Canada Eyes Tougher Rules to Curb Bogus Tax Refunds from CRA
Overview: A Long-Needed Crackdown on Fraudulent Tax Refunding The 2025 federal budget introduces a set of proposed rules designed to stop the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) from paying out fraudulent or misleading tax refunds. Tax fraud experts say the measures acknowledge a long-standing problem: the agency has repeatedly issued refunds that later turn out to…
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Stop CRA Bogus Tax Refunds: New Rules in the 2025 Budget
Background: A long-standing vulnerability in the tax system The federal government’s 2025 budget includes a set of proposed rules designed to curb a familiar problem: bogus tax refunds flowing through the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Tax fraud experts say the measures are overdue, arguing that repeated gaps in the system have allowed con artists and…
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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…