If you’ve been affected by your travel provider going into administration, and have paid using your credit or debit card, you can use our Travel Company Liquidation Form to raise a claim. 

We’ll normally refund your account within 45 working days from the date we receive your claim. If we receive a large number of claims it may take us a little longer. Please complete our claim form and enclose your supporting documentation, as we need this to submit your claim.

Guidance for completing our online claim form

This form must only be used for payments made on your cahoot debit or credit card. If you’ve also made payments using a debit or credit card from another provider, you’ll need to speak to them directly. 

The claim form

• The form has editable fields, which means you can type in your information before you print it off.
• If completing the form by hand, please use black ink.
• Please complete all fields as fully as possible, to reduce delays in processing your claim.
• If you need to provide more information, please use a separate piece of paper.
• Please only submit the payments made with the same card on one form. If you’ve used more than one cahoot card to make payments, please complete a separate form for each card.

Supporting Documentation

• When sending supporting documentation, please keep the originals for your own records. 
• Please avoid stapling your documents together or attaching them to the claim form.

Returning your form

Please post your form, along with any documentation to:

Card Disputes
PO Box 1050
Bradford
BD1 9JJ

Timescales

We’ll normally refund your account within 45 days from the date we receive your claim. If we receive a large number of claims it may take us a little longer. Please complete our claim form and enclose supporting documentation, as we need this to submit your claim. 
 
Fraud Awareness

Criminals will use a company going into liquidation as a cover story to try and scam you out of your money. 

It’s important that you keep your personal, security and card information safe and secure as criminals may target your accounts. They may contact you pretending to be cahoot, the police or another organisation and use this information to convince you they’re genuine. Take Five to check that you’re speaking to a genuine person by calling us directly using the number on our website before discussing any details about your account, card or claim.

Criminals will sometimes use a tactic called ‘spoofing’ where they make it look as if their telephone number, email or text is from your bank (or other organisation) – they can even make them appear in the same thread alongside genuine messages. They may ask you to make a payment or share your security details, such as Online Banking passwords or One Time Passcodes (OTPs). These must never be shared with anyone even if they say they’re from cahoot.