steveyulia1

Just for some clarity here. Unless you count the US Navy. Ive never been on a cruise. Never had a desire and frankly I still don’t. My wife has been needling me for years so I caved and started researching trips. As far as the pandemic is concerned. We live in a country that allows freedom of choice. I personally don’t buy the hyp. Do as you will with that. I Book one trip out of MANY available from all cruise lines for the dates I have available. I’m angry that they accepted the reservation, took the money cancelled the cruise 3 days later and now make us wait for a min of 60 days according

Bait - offering a great deal to get ppl to pay for the service. Switch - cancel said deal cpl days after taking the money. The little extra insult is to make the consumer wait in excess of 90 days to get their money returned.

WHy wouldnt i. It was available to book. The cruise line opt to volunteer to extend their no sail date 3 days after I booked.

My complaint is this. I booked and paid in full on the 18th of June, the Cruise was cancelled 3 days later and now I have to wait up to 90 days to get my money back. I can’t even “apply” for the refund until July 13. Thus the tag. MSC is nothing but a bait and switch company.

Failure to refund full payment after company cancelled trip I booked a cruise with MSC Booking Number 36981163 on Thurs 06/18/20 for a departure date of Sept 05, 2020. MSC cancelled the cruise on Mon. 06/22/20. When attempting to apply for my full refund, the web site would not allow application for refund of any cruise scheduled to depart after July 10th, 2020. I called customer service and was told by MSC that I cannot apply for a full refund until July 1, 2020 and then i will have to wait an additional 60 days to receive my refund of $2,457.00. This is not appropriate. If the cruise line ca