Shareholder Credit Denied

[sunonfire]

I have never received a casino rate but my sale rate is almost word for word as what is shown above. It is based on VIFP.  It states no additional discount etc. it doesn’t exclude shareholder benefit.

[wiskt]

On 9/24/2022 at 2:31 PM, pmms052999 said:

I submitted a request for shareholder OBC on 8/23 and just received the response: 

 

 

I booked the Plan Now, Sail Later rate which included OBC. When I do a mock booking for the same cruise, all of the rates include some sort of promotion or discount (room upgrade, OBC, reduced deposit).  Does anyone know which rates would qualify so I know for future reference?

 

resubmit it.  I had this before, resubmitted and it was approved.  I only really book casino offers anymore.   Have not had a cruise yet where it was not applied in the last 20+ cruises on CCL.    

Edited October 16, 2022 by wiskt

[BoozinCroozin]

The way it is now, if you are not paying full rate for the cruise (I don't think there is an option for this), then you don't get the OBC. I can see why they are doing this and agree as a shareholder. I think they need to raise the number of shares from 100 to 2,000 at the current price. As a shareholder, I am 100% against giving any shareholder an unlimited 14% dividend for every cruise they go on. I don't think people spending $700 should be able to get $100 OBC. 

[ontheweb]

3 hours ago, BoozinCroozin said:

The way it is now, if you are not paying full rate for the cruise (I don't think there is an option for this), then you don't get the OBC. I can see why they are doing this and agree as a shareholder. I think they need to raise the number of shares from 100 to 2,000 at the current price. As a shareholder, I am 100% against giving any shareholder an unlimited 14% dividend for every cruise they go on. I don't think people spending $700 should be able to get $100 OBC. 

And what kind of reaction would that get from the vast majority of stockholders who bought the stock for way more than that pre-Covid?

[canes20]

4 hours ago, BoozinCroozin said:

The way it is now, if you are not paying full rate for the cruise (I don't think there is an option for this), then you don't get the OBC. I can see why they are doing this and agree as a shareholder. I think they need to raise the number of shares from 100 to 2,000 at the current price. As a shareholder, I am 100% against giving any shareholder an unlimited 14% dividend for every cruise they go on. I don't think people spending $700 should be able to get $100 OBC. 

I spent well over $700 and still want my OBC. What do you think they should do? Take the cost that was paid for each share and calculate  how much OBC one should get?

Edited October 16, 2022 by canes20

[sunonfire]

I sailed on an Easter cruise (7 nights) this year at an extremely low price of $800 for an extended balcony for 2. I received my shareholder onboard credit.