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You didn't PAY them £0.00 with your credit card. You provided them with your card details in order for them to apply for payment form the card company. There is a distinct difference.
Have they taken payment of £0.00 from your credit card? :rolleyes:
This transaction for £0.00 would have to appear on your statement for you to prove this.
If not, no contract has been formed.
ie...it was an obvious mistake. Move on.British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
blue_haddock wrote: »There was however a thing on the BBC news site about a hotel in venice honouring a 1p hotel room error.
Intercontinental Hotels are, however, a massive company and no doubt placed this story with the news media themselves in order to get some free publicity.
All it has cost them is some extra laundry washing and a few toiletries in the bathroom. Everything else would be absorbed into their normal running costs, as the staff will already be getting paid.British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8202842.stm
Yes they are a massive group and yes they cn probably write off the cost as free advertising but they didn't have to honour the mistake.0 -
blue_haddock wrote: »http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8202842.stm
Yes they are a massive group and yes they cn probably write off the cost as free advertising but they didn't have to honour the mistake.
...which they will only be doing as it gets them free publicity.British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
some people havent nothing better to do than add nonsense on forums! i was asking for advice, not a lecture! if you havent got anything useful to say best say nothing at all!0
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I know they were going to charge me 2% to use a visa card, do you think i will get that back LOLYou didn't PAY them £0.00 with your credit card. You provided them with your card details in order for them to apply for payment form the card company. There is a distinct difference.
Have they taken payment of £0.00 from your credit card? :rolleyes:
This transaction for £0.00 would have to appear on your statement for you to prove this.
If not, no contract has been formed.
ie...it was an obvious mistake. Move on.0 -
some people havent nothing better to do than add nonsense on forums! i was asking for advice, not a lecture! if you havent got anything useful to say best say nothing at all!
Advice is what you got; it's no good having a hissy fit just because you don't like the advice you were given :rotfl:0 -
Of course .... 2% of zero is .... zero ... so you've already had it back ....I know they were going to charge me 2% to use a visa card, do you think i will get that back LOL
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