Classair @ Biggin Hill gone bust
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Classair @ Biggin Hill gone bust
Hi All,
Just in case anyone is interested, after months of rumers etc classair has declared (publicly) that they have stoped trading...
Classair
Unfortunately Classair has found it necessary to stop trading.
TW
Just in case anyone is interested, after months of rumers etc classair has declared (publicly) that they have stoped trading...
Classair
Unfortunately Classair has found it necessary to stop trading.
TW
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You have very little chance with the administrators as there are likely to be many 'preferential creditors'.
Did you pay by credit card? If so, then you should contact your card issuer who will almost certainly refund you in full.
If you paid by Visa Debit, the card issuer *may* help, but it's moderately unlikely.
If you paid by any other means, you are probably out of luck.
Did you pay by credit card? If so, then you should contact your card issuer who will almost certainly refund you in full.
If you paid by Visa Debit, the card issuer *may* help, but it's moderately unlikely.
If you paid by any other means, you are probably out of luck.
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It is a condition of VISA that its debit card issuers give refunds to cardholders who have not received a product/service.
However phoning the bank is likely to be unsuccessful. So you need to write to them. I had an issue when I had ordered a made to measure suit using my Halifax Visa debit card. The shop went bust, I phoned the Halifax and they denied they should refund the money, and told me to claim from the Administrators. I wrote to the Halifax and within 3 days the money was back in my account.
Googling will find more details on the VISA refund which means exact details can be quoted. The advantage of the VISA scheme is that there is no minimum or maximum claim.
However phoning the bank is likely to be unsuccessful. So you need to write to them. I had an issue when I had ordered a made to measure suit using my Halifax Visa debit card. The shop went bust, I phoned the Halifax and they denied they should refund the money, and told me to claim from the Administrators. I wrote to the Halifax and within 3 days the money was back in my account.
Googling will find more details on the VISA refund which means exact details can be quoted. The advantage of the VISA scheme is that there is no minimum or maximum claim.
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Hi, I am new here and just stumbled upon this Form by accident, what caught my eye was the fact that Classair had ceased trading.. sad news indeed, I flew with Iris out of Biggin in the Tomahawk some years ago, lovely lady.
