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Advance payment refund?
Cassars
Posts: 1 Newbie
The other week I agreed to hire a bouncy castle online. I paid the full amount at the time on the company website of £120. A couple of days later I had to cancel due to a change of plans. The company were very quick in responding to my cancellation by informing me that as per their T&C's there will be no refund of any amount. Is that really allowed? Just seems a little harsh to me? Or should they refund at least some of it?
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Read the Ts & Cs.
That is where the answer to your questions will be found.1 -
Yes, it's allowed, if the booking is non refundable.0
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Depending on the terms and conditions you could ask them to reschedule your booking to a more convenient time?0
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Shouldn’t you of read the Terms and conditions first?0
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If the T&Cs were readily available and state no refunds, I can’t see what argument you have.If you read the T&Cs and didn’t like them, don’t make the booking in the first place
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