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Unused train ticket Charge back on credit card
Legacy_user
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in Credit cards
I bought a train ticket that I did not use does this quality for eligibility for a charge back
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No unless the train was cancelled.
If the journey took place but you were unable to travel or changed your mind, basically its tough!0 -
Have you enquired with whoever you purchased the ticket from about obtaining a refund?
Although even if refunds are available there may be an administration fee to pay.
For example, here is Trainline's policy regarding refunds:
https://www.thetrainline.com/en/help/question/5221/how-do-i-cancel-my-booking-for-a-refund0 -
No not unless it was due to a fault with the railway or the operator0
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Many tickets are refundable minus an admin fee, check with whoever you purchased it from. A chargeback is not appropriate.0
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When I book I use trainline.com. On the two occasions that I have booked tickets but not collected them they have refunded me automatically, minus a small admin fee, without any request from me.0
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