lots of discussion and FCC and I appreciate the various insights.
Here is my question. Just received my FCC for a May sailing that I cancelled however the FCC was evenly divided out among the 4 guests vs being returned in the amts paid on the front end. For instance guest 1 and 2 paid in a higher price at booking (2,000) , guest 3 and 4 paid in a significantly lower price at booking (500). Having the FCC returned evenly across all 4 guests (1250 each guest) and not in the same amts as paid in creates a future issue with a future sailing. Guest 1 and 2 will more than likely not have enough monies with the FCC to cover a new booking price and guest 3 and 4 will have an abundance of funds that will basically be lost. Is this typical for FCC to be issued in an even fashion or should the monies paid in be the same amts given as FCC? Seems odd that the credit is not given in the very same amt as what was paid in on the front end. So very confusing. Any insight is appreciated.
FCC -- distributed evenly among 4 guest VS given in the amts as paid in??
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lots of discussion and FCC and I appreciate the various insights.
Here is my question. Just received my FCC for a May sailing that I cancelled however the FCC was evenly divided out among the 4 guests vs being returned in the amts paid on the front end. For instance guest 1 and 2 paid in a higher price at booking (2,000) , guest 3 and 4 paid in a significantly lower price at booking (500). Having the FCC returned evenly across all 4 guests (1250 each guest) and not in the same amts as paid in creates a future issue with a future sailing. Guest 1 and 2 will more than likely not have enough monies with the FCC to cover a new booking price and guest 3 and 4 will have an abundance of funds that will basically be lost. Is this typical for FCC to be issued in an even fashion or should the monies paid in be the same amts given as FCC? Seems odd that the credit is not given in the very same amt as what was paid in on the front end. So very confusing. Any insight is appreciated.