Not sure I understand this, but Points + Pay is always going to cost you money because it's not the same as Points only, you're 'paying' less points and making up the difference in money. That is the whole idea of this. If for some reason you were overcharged by Qantas you can contact them and make your case to get $1,000 back but I don't think from your description this sounds like a 'mistake' by Qantas?
Did you simply book Points + Pay and then realise it cost more than Points and you want to change your booking to Points only and get that $1,000 refunded? If that is the case then good luck, I don't think you can do much because you have changed your mind after the fact, all you can do is change your booking and maybe lose some points or cash in the process. Either way you need to be talking to Qantas about this, I'm not sure anybody on a website can fix this for you!
nathanharrod
nathanharrod
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 13 Dec 2013
Total posts 1
HELP_ Qantas Points plus Pay....Charged an extra $1000 as points plus pay is not the same as points only....how do you get the amount back?
AlG
AlG
Member since 04 Nov 2010
Total posts 155
Not sure I understand this, but Points + Pay is always going to cost you money because it's not the same as Points only, you're 'paying' less points and making up the difference in money. That is the whole idea of this. If for some reason you were overcharged by Qantas you can contact them and make your case to get $1,000 back but I don't think from your description this sounds like a 'mistake' by Qantas?
Did you simply book Points + Pay and then realise it cost more than Points and you want to change your booking to Points only and get that $1,000 refunded? If that is the case then good luck, I don't think you can do much because you have changed your mind after the fact, all you can do is change your booking and maybe lose some points or cash in the process. Either way you need to be talking to Qantas about this, I'm not sure anybody on a website can fix this for you!
TheRealBabushka
TheRealBabushka
Member since 21 Apr 2012
Total posts 2,058
Is there a statutory framework that governs on-line transactions? If such a framework exist does it define a cooling-off period?
johnaboxall
johnaboxall
Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards
Member since 24 Aug 2011
Total posts 384
Online is the same as walking into a shop - you volunteered. Buyer beware.