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Holiday Cancellation Entitlement
Chas13
Posts: 1 Newbie
I have just cancelled a TUI holiday because I found the same holiday cheaper with another operator. I have paid £100 low deposit and I am supposed to pay another £300 on 5th July. I am being charged the full £400, even though I have not paid the £300 because it is not due for payment. Is the £400 mandertory seeing as it is not due
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You are likely to find that it is if you are the one who cancels, when you read the terms that you agreed on purchasing.Evolution, not revolution1
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You all fully liable for the 2nd installment on TUI low deposit scheme. Made blatantly obvious when you sign up , pay XXX low cost today , pay remainder of deposit on XXX dateEx forum ambassador
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Hope the new holiday was at least £400 cheaper.0
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"I am being charged the full £400, even though I have not paid the £300 because it is not due for payment. Is the £400 mandertory seeing as it is not due."Simple answer = yes.The £100 low deposit is only a partial up front payment - the full £400 applies if the customer cancels.1
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