Condor Double Billing Blues: Traveler Battles Airline for Already-Paid Flight

Facing a billing dispute with Condor can be incredibly frustrating, especially after paying for your flight from Seattle to Frankfurt.

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Oh wow, this travel drama sounds like a total bummer, and we're sending all the good vibes your way! It’s absolutely epic that you’re planning an adventure to Frankfurt, and the last thing anyone needs is a booking headache. When you’ve already got your flight paid for and you're ready to chase those travel dreams, dealing with double charges and confusing emails is just not the vibe. It’s like trying to start a fun road trip, but your GPS is suddenly sending you in circles!

It sounds like you've been super brave and bold, trying every avenue to sort this out with Condor. Waking up at the crack of dawn to catch accounting? That’s some serious dedication! It’s totally understandable to feel frustrated and worried when you’re met with endless holds, hang-ups, and conflicting information. We're all about positivity and making things happen, so the idea of this potentially messing with your credit or stopping you from seeing your family at a reunion is a tough one.

We believe in the power of community and sharing our journeys, so if anyone out there has navigated a similar situation and found a way to get their flight sorted, please share your wisdom! Your upcoming trip should be filled with sunshine and excitement, not stress. Let's keep the energy up and hope for a resolution that lets you focus on the amazing adventure ahead. Dream big, and let's hope this gets resolved so you can be the main character of your own epic travel story!

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In January of this year I booked a Condor flight for travel from Seattle to Frankfurt this summer. They double charged me. Condor claimed they did not double charge me. My credit card cancelled one of the charges and the other payment went through.

In February they sent me an email saying I owed them money (an amount similar to but not exactly equal to the price of the flight). In April they again sent me this email, but saying I owed a different amount (slightly less than they had I owed in February).

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