Should Price error should BA holidays honour the original booking

MarvinDay

NBLondon said:

Option 3 seems the no-brainer - if you can quickly find a suitable replacement trip to spend the voucher on.

The figure offered seems to be so good that it might also be a mistake by BA.
I might be wrong but I find it hard to believe that they would give a full refund as required by law and then also give a voucher for almost £18,000 for a future holiday.

Undervalued

I have to say that anybody who is in a position to consider holidays costing between £17K and £65K should probably be seeking professional legal advice, rather than relying on (maybe unqualified) strangers on an internet forum.

born_again

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6360226/wrong-price-on-ba-holidays#latest

Duplicate thread.

onashoestring

MarvinDay said:

The figure offered seems to be so good that it might also be a mistake by BA.
I might be wrong but I find it hard to believe that they would give a full refund as required by law and then also give a voucher for almost £18,000 for a future holiday.

I thought the same - it sounds too good to be true - is it a scam ? 

@leoni0211 have you checked the e-mail address it comes from is definitely from BA- ( not web based like gmail/hotmail ) ? 

user1977

Undervalued said:

I have to say that anybody who is in a position to consider holidays costing between £17K and £65K should probably be seeking professional legal advice

If they were going to suffer a loss of that amount, perhaps, but I can't see it being worthwhile here.