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I fax in a request for stockholder credit and asked for an email response to be certain I got it.  This is day 4 and nothing yet.  In the past the response was 1-2 days normally.  Yesterday I received an updated invoice on my booking and it was not showing there.

 

What is everyone else experiencing on this?

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15 minutes ago, DaveOKC said:

I fax in a request for stockholder credit and asked for an email response to be certain I got it.  This is day 4 and nothing yet.  In the past the response was 1-2 days normally.  Yesterday I received an updated invoice on my booking and it was not showing there.

 

What is everyone else experiencing on this?

It has taken us up to a week.  We have some advice (prompted by our own excellent cruise agent).  We changed from using Fax to sending an e-mail and attaching the supporting documents as PDF files.  You might want to resend using this method.  This advice came right after the restart because many employees were working from home and sometimes Faxes sat in an empty office.  The other advice (which comes from our own experience) is to make a hard copy (print) of your request (including the proof of stock ownership) and take it along on the cruise.  If the credit does not show-up in your onboard account within the first few days of the cruise, simply visit Guest Relations with the documents and ask them to please deal with the issue.

 

Hank

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Thanks Hank for the good advice.  I was wondering if going the email route would be better, but I did the fax as it was easier for me (I have a form letter that I use).  I agree that a paper copy is also a good idea - I do this for most items on a cruise and have found it very helpful in the past.

 

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I recently sent in two requests via email with PDF attached. One response arrived the following day; the second one was responded to on the same day

 

Attached is a copy of the CCL Shareholder Benefit information for all the lines valid on sailings through July 2024, with contact info. 

-Cat

CCL Shoreholder Benefit to 7:2024.pdf

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36 minutes ago, Mary229 said:

I emailed on a casino offer as you suggested.  It did take longer than my non-casino sailings.  

Let us know if you get the credit on a casino offer, as many of us have been denied.  Was it a casino free (or heavily discounted) cabin or a casino discount (10-30%)?

 

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37 minutes ago, DaveOKC said:

Let us know if you get the credit on a casino offer, as many of us have been denied.  Was it a casino free (or heavily discounted) cabin or a casino discount (10-30%)?

 

I was denied for the free offer.  I was accepted for those sailings with the 10-30% discounts 

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2 hours ago, Hlitner said:

It has taken us up to a week.  We have some advice (prompted by our own excellent cruise agent).  We changed from using Fax to sending an e-mail and attaching the supporting documents as PDF files.  You might want to resend using this method.  This advice came right after the restart because many employees were working from home and sometimes Faxes sat in an empty office.  The other advice (which comes from our own experience) is to make a hard copy (print) of your request (including the proof of stock ownership) and take it along on the cruise.  If the credit does not show-up in your onboard account within the first few days of the cruise, simply visit Guest Relations with the documents and ask them to please deal with the issue.

 

Hank

 

Yes, take hard copy with you. If you go the email route, print the email as well as the stock proof, so that you can show that you did make the request. HAL has never failed to give us the credit, but best to be prepared. 

 

In the past, I have used an online fax service. Now that they're accepting emails, it's better. I just requested shareholder OBC on Cunard and got a reply to my email the same day.

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I'm wanting to purchase the 100 shares of stock for the OBC. My finance guy had a question. "  May want to make sure ownership via an IRA counts. I've seen promos like that before with a company but it had to be in their stock purchase plan. " Can anyone answer this for me? Thanks

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8 minutes ago, HARLEYBOYPUG said:

I'm wanting to purchase the 100 shares of stock for the OBC. My finance guy had a question. "  May want to make sure ownership via an IRA counts. I've seen promos like that before with a company but it had to be in their stock purchase plan. " Can anyone answer this for me? Thanks

You need a brokerage statement showing you hold at least 100 shares of CCL stock; owner name needs to match the booking.

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9 minutes ago, Haljo1935 said:

You need a brokerage statement showing you hold at least 100 shares of CCL stock; owner name needs to match the booking.

Thanks for the quick reply. So what my finance guy wants to know can I purchase the 100 shares of stock from my IRA account or do I have to purchase the 100 shares straight from their stock purchase plan?

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12 minutes ago, HARLEYBOYPUG said:

Thanks for the quick reply. So what my finance guy wants to know can I purchase the 100 shares of stock from my IRA account or do I have to purchase the 100 shares straight from their stock purchase plan?

 No.    They probably don’t even have one of those.   Those are relics and very few companies have those anymore 

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I have not e-mailed for my shareholder credit yet but I did e-mail them to transfer my booking to a TA and it has been 10 business days and they still have not got it done. Not impressed with their turnaround times.

 

Our first HAL cruise and lets hope it is better than the pre-cruise shoreside interactions. :0

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21 minutes ago, Midwest Sunseeker said:

Ours is under my husbands IRA.  My husband blocks out the account # and other information on his Brokerage Statement. They would not be able to see what kind of account it is. 

Does it show his name on it?  I would think they would need that or else anyone else could use it.

 

 

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1 hour ago, NightOne said:

I have not e-mailed for my shareholder credit yet but I did e-mail them to transfer my booking to a TA and it has been 10 business days and they still have not got it done. Not impressed with their turnaround times.

 

There is a form that must be used and it has to be within a certain time (60 days, I think) after the initial booking. Did you send in the form? Your TA should be able to supply it.

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