60 days today since refund was processed - anyone get anything back yet?

[Jezo]

60 days since March 23 when I got my confirmation email that my request for a refund was being processed.  I know it says up to 90 days, so another month, but wondering if anyone who was in the first wave of cancellations have received anything back yet.

 

With the way the news about NCL keeps on going I have considered this a complete sunk cost I might never see again, but still hopeful I get a surprise paycheck one day on my credit card.  

[ennjay]

Not here.  I keep checking.  

[Peachypooh]

32 days today for me and nothing. Interestingly I had a problem with an order with an

online meat company. Today only 2 days after I notified them a refund appeared on my

credit card. 

[cruise addict47]

60 days since March 23 when I got my confirmation email that my request for a refund was being processed.  I know it says up to 90 days, so another month, but wondering if anyone who was in the first wave of cancellations have received anything back yet.
 
With the way the news about NCL keeps on going I have considered this a complete sunk cost I might never see again, but still hopeful I get a surprise paycheck one day on my credit card.  

I did mine also that date and yet to get my refund! NCL owes me over $10,000 and I pray I get it


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[G-DawgMN]

8 minutes ago, cruise addict47 said:

I did mine also that date and yet to get my refund! NCL owes me over $10,000 and I pray I get it


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 There is 0 reason to think that you won't get your refund. The company is solvent and is in no danger of going out of business in the near future.

 I took the FCC from my cancelled Alaska cruise and did get some random refunds within a few weeks (no clue what they were for). The full refunds will take longer since there are so many of them. Everyone thinks that it's as easy as pushing a button...but they have to go through all of them, remove the default FCC and apply a refund, their systems just aren't designed for that, and we know that NCL's IT department probably isn't good enough to build out a system.

 

 

 

 

[hatelogginin]

Had a RCCL cruise cancelled and received ALL my money back within 25 days. Still waiting for my NCL refund (day 59).

[tallnthensome]

This question is asked almost every day. I would search and read then other 90 refund threads to see others refund status. 

[Waquoit]

I've had my money back for 5 weeks now going the CC dispute route. I put half in an S&P 500 fund and it's gone up almost 5% since.

[mnsweeps]

Cancelled March 5th. No refund yet. It would be 90 days on June 5th.

[BSR]

No refund yet.  Filled out the request on March 23rd.

[LatinaInTexas]

Went the CC dispute route also, had my money returned almost 60 days ago plus an interest credit adjustment. So as an example, will everyone that requested a refund on March 23 all get paid in one big group at 90 days? It doesn't seem as though payment are being staggered over the 90 days.

[esm54687]

There's actually a thread on here that someone put a Google Spreadsheet together to track all this info......  it's a lot easier than starting a brand new thread everytime someone wonders about the status of a refund...... a simple search will find all the similiar threads

 

Here's the spreadsheet one:

 

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[mnsweeps]

78 days and no refund

[RaftingJeremy]

NCL is taking the longest so far for me.  Requested my refund the first day it was available and still nothing.  I had a carnival weekend cruise and RCCL and received my refund from both of them. 

[banjineer]

Over on the Regent and Oceania CC forums, some people are reporting recent refunds (last week) for

cancelled March cruises.  Hopefully a good sign for NCL refunds.