Thomson - Holiday booked then bump up price - Help

rocking69

al_1232 wrote: »

Now.... Tips for Cape Verde anyone? :j

I haven't been but here is a link that may help you
Can I post links by the way? I don't work for this company whatsoever..just know that they have a guide online, etc.
Maybe even look at Lonely Planet as well.
Its always good to get first hand feedback from someone that has been though

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/cape-verde

http://www.capeverde.co.uk/Docs/Cape-Verde-Holidays/Default.aspx

stephb34

photome wrote: »

I think the OP means tips on what to do in Cape Verde, not where to book as she just has booked as per the first post

good result OP

OOPS sorry, had a thick moment, it had been a long busy day at work Didn't think properly as no where had Cape Verde been mentioned before.

downright_mean_with_money

apologises for dragging this thread out the pandora's box. been looking for advise on thomson booking cooling off periods, which they don't have? and caught this thread. From what you have described in the initial instore conversations, you agreed a verbal price with the seller which you thought you were paying when it came to signing the written contract. As with any "contract" there are always three key elements that are made offer, consideration and acceptance. In this case you had all three except when the paperwork turned up and it was NOT dually pointed out by the seller the "actual" price had been amended? you were not party to the alteration as you had been told the computer was down please come back later. The whole thing as you mentioned was diabolical because you clearly spotted it at that time and didn't accept it (key point 2) and saying it had been booked was of no fault to yourself? In effect you agreed to one thing and was dually supplied something else! if this had been a sale of goods - you have just walked out the shop with the wrong size! clearly "their" mistake. Unfair/ unjust the law is on your side and anybody else who finds themselves in this situation should stand their ground and not leave until it's sorted