Easyjet cancellation

Voyager2002

ajsdisc wrote: »

That's all I wanted to know! If it was legally acceptable or not. Just about everywhere else there are reasonable cooling off periods and refunds available. I find it simply bizarre this is not the case in this instance. I personally see know reason for trolling and trying to belittle the question. Usual sado's who seriously need to get themselves a life!

Thank you.

Giving you the correct answer to your question is not what is usually meant by "trolling": personally I call it being helpful.

Anyway, tell the person who changed her/his mind that they still have to pay.

PeacefulWaters

ajsdisc wrote: »

Get a !!!!in grip of yourself, try getting out more. People come on here to get help or advice not trolled by half assed idiots like yourself. Either offer assistance or don't bother, trolling !!!!

As others have pointed out, I answered your question accurately. I even gave you some background. I'm sorry you don't like this.

ajsdisc wrote: »

That's all I wanted to know! If it was legally acceptable or not. Just about everywhere else there are reasonable cooling off periods and refunds available.

More often than not there aren't.

I find it simply bizarre this is not the case in this instance. I personally see know reason for trolling and trying to belittle the question. Usual sado's who seriously need to get themselves a life!

My life is fine thanks.

You may wish to investigate recovering the APD element of the fare. Although fees might cancel this out.

And typing 16 hours when you meant 26 may well have been a typo, but how on earth would anybody else know this?

budgetflyer

I think the op has been in a coma for the last 20 years. Apart from expensive flexible fares, the same rules apply to all the cheap fares regardless of airline NO REFUNDS