Misinformation on a website

giggsy2118

I was told last November via The British and Irish Lions website an incorrect venue for a match. Based on that information I booked my flights to and around Australia. To change my flights and buy the necessary new one costed £364 in total. The British Lions subsequently altered their website to say a correct fixture list. I have twice written to the Lions and received no reply whatsoever. Do I have any legal rights at all in this case does anyone know please?

visidigi

I'm almost certain it would but did the website state all venues and dates subject to change?

neilmcl

Were all venues finalised at that time, and as above has it stated that venues/dates are subject to change?

Valli

and have you got a screenshot of the incorrect information?

giraffe69

THe cricket tour to Australia in November/December has just had a fixture change for a pre test match and last time I went(2010) there was a clear statement at the time we booked that fixtures were not finalised. I would be amazed if that statement were not on the website.

giggsy2118

Valli wrote: »

and have you got a screenshot of the incorrect information?

Thank you and I do have screenshots :-)

giggsy2118

neilmcl wrote: »

Were all venues finalised at that time, and as above has it stated that venues/dates are subject to change?

Thank you and good question!

neilmcl

giggsy2118 wrote: »

Thank you and good question!

An answer would be nice!

nomoneytoday

The B and IL website isn't liable for your spends, over and above any tickets they may have sold you directly.

(Consequential losses)