u/Dastan_in
▲ 5 r/royalenfield
Best Wireless Android Auto setup for an old Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 (Sleet Grey)?
Please recommend a list of must-have accessories for comfortable long-distance touring on a 7-year-old Himalayan 411. They need to be of good quality and budget-friendly. Currently, I have an engine guard for the bike.
u/Dastan_in — 17 days ago
▲ 148 r/CreditCardsIndia
No response for credit card closure request
I requested a credit card closure, but I haven't received a response from the bank. What should I do now? I'm no longer using this card; I originally raised the closure request hoping to upgrade to the IndusInd Tiger Credit Card, but nothing happened. The current card has a ₹5 Lakh limit.
I also have a question regarding the compensation for a bank failing to close a credit card on time. Should I wait for 3 months and then claim the compensation, or how does the process actually work?
u/Dastan_in — 3 months ago
I need amex travel credit card
Hi I'm eligible for amex but not travel is it possible to downgrade later ,any tricks
Congratulations \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*! You have been conditionally credit approved¹ for the Platinum Reserve℠ Credit Card with a Credit limit¹ of 4.8 lakhs - 5.3 lakhs and no requirement of income verification documents. T&Cs apply¹.
u/Dastan_in — 3 months ago
▲ 38 r/AirTravelIndia
MMT denied my refund after Gulf Air changed my layover from 1h 45m to 16+ hours. What are my options?
Gulf Air changed my layover from under 2 hours to a massive 16 hours and 20 minutes.
Because this completely ruined my trip, I had to cancel.
MakeMyTrip’s automated system treated it like a regular cancellation and processed a ₹0 refund.
Airline: Gulf Air
Route: MCT -> BAH -> BLR
Since this was an involuntary cancellation caused by the airline's major schedule change, I should be entitled to my money back. Has anyone successfully escalated a similar issue with MMT or Gulf Air? What’s the best way to get a human to review this?
u/Dastan_in — 3 months ago
I’m sorting out my travel plans and need proof of onward travel for visa/immigration purposes. I know "dummy tickets" (verifiable flight reservations) are a common workaround, but I want to make sure I use a legit service and don't run into issues at the airport.
A few quick questions:
What is the most reliable website/service to use right now?
How close to my departure date should I book it so the PNR doesn't expire?
Any red flags or scams I should watch out for?
Would appreciate any recent experiences or recommendations.
u/Dastan_in — 4 months ago