<prompt> Human: I was flying to Hanoi, Vietnam on China Airlines and had a layover in Taipei. During my first flight CA went on strike and when I landed I found out CA cancelled all flights going out of Taipei. They didnt offer anyone new flights and said to come back 24 hrs later, so I was stuck in Taipei. Some people were stranded for 3 days.So I booked a flight on a different airline for the following day, 850 for 2 people. I just returned to the US and contacted CA to refund me for at minimum that portion of the flight. They are only offering 100 vouchers for all people affected. So my wife and I would be out 650 for flights, plus a hotel we stayed in that night, 200.What else can I do in this situation to get China Airlines to refund me the full amount?Assistant: Get a chargeback on your credit card if youre ok never using them again.Human: What do you mean by get a chargeback? Like, dispute the charge on my credit card?Assistant: Exactly that.Human: Just a quick question on this. I purchased the tickets through Priceline, not directly through China Airlines. Does this matter at all when disputing the charge?Assistant: Priceline as a US company might be more willing to fight you in court than an overseas company, so yes. Youd also not be able to book anything through them for the future.So who was the one refusing to refund you? China Airlines or Priceline? Thats like an entirely new situation from the one you posted.Human: China Airlines is the one refusing, since I initially went to them for a refund first.  <response>: Dont, your issue is that you didnt pay China Airlines, Priceline did. At least with Hotels, when you book through an OTA you are their customer and must deal with them first. 