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Air Fuel Supplement Charges
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MMS
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I have received a letter from a travel company we booked our holiday with in May 2008 (and travelled in June 2008) demanding we owe them an amount of money due to the Government increasing tax on Air craft fuel
At the time we booked out holdiay we paid the full amount on a Credit Card.
Can this travel company demand a charge a year later after the holiday for a fuel supplement.
At the time we booked out holdiay we paid the full amount on a Credit Card.
Can this travel company demand a charge a year later after the holiday for a fuel supplement.

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4743hudsonj wrote: »hmmm i would have thought that as they could cancel the contract anyways as the goods have not been supplied, you have=nt got much choice, but as the day of flight is tied into other contracts, ie hotel and activities that this is then complicated
im not sure to be honest
this would however do better on THIS board
I cannot see any reason that they can come to you a year later for more money.0 -
Surely the goods were supplied in June 2008 when the holiday was taken.
I cannot see any reason that they can come to you a year later for more money.
sorry haha
duh (hits head)
i completly missed the fact that they have had the holiday
i just didnt read this one fully
and after reading it properly this time i agree with you:rolleyes:Back by no demand whatsoever.0
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