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Easyjet misleading cancellation email

1. You can select an alternative future holiday. If you log into your easyJet holidays account and view your holiday, you’ll be given the option to cancel your holiday fee free for either easyJet holidays credit or a refund to your original method of payment for this booking with your deposit returned as credit. You’ll then be able to use this credit immediately towards booking another future trip if you wish, or at any point in the next 12 months, although your departure date can be beyond this. We've got a wide selection of holidays on sale all the way through to October 2022, and you can find the very latest deals on our website We’ll leave your booking live until 23.59 Thursday 01 July 2021 to make the most of this option. Please see our credit terms for further details and before you take any action.
2. Receive a refund. If you choose not to cancel your holiday in order to book an alternative, we’ll cancel your holiday on Friday 02 July 2021. You’ll receive a full refund for your holiday back to the original payment methods for this booking, and we’ll be processing this as quickly as possible. Refunds will mirror the payment transactions you made and so the total amount may be refunded in a few different transactions. It’s possible that these may come through on different days. And just to reassure you that on average we’ve been processing refunds within 10 days.
I wanted to have option 1 where it states "If you log into your easyJet holidays account and view your holiday, you’ll be given the option to cancel your holiday fee free for either easyJet holidays credit or a refund to your original method of payment for this booking with your deposit returned as credit"
However upon logging in and following the instructions, there is at no point any option given to cancel the holiday and how you wish to receive the refund! The only thing that happens is all the money immediately goes to credit and Easyjet are refusing to acknowledge this or to even enter into discussion.
The email is in my opinion very misleading. I was wondering if anyone has any similar experiences of Easyjet and how to approach this.
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But presumably as it's now after 2nd July your holiday has been cancelled due to your inaction anyways.
And (as I read it) you get a full refund rather than a refund for everything except the deposit.
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Brie said:But presumably as it's now after 2nd July your holiday has been cancelled due to your inaction anyways.0
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When did you log on to make your choice?0
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