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Event Cancellation - Heritage Live
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The MCOL fee is the same for any claim up to £300, so claiming £100 for loss of enjoyment is not going to increase the court fee.
The practical approach is to put in a claim that is as high as possible but not worth the company’s time defending. You can add in fixed costs of £33 (which is two thirds of the standard figure of £50, as the op would be a litigant in person).
By the time you add it all up, the op will probably be claiming £200 or so, and few companies will want to attend court to defend such a trivial amount unless they perceive an Important point of principle.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
My Partner paid over £1170 for tickets and a hospitality package for Heritage Live at Sandringham later this month. She filled in forms for a ticket refund from See Tickets but has not even had anything from them. What should she do?
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Got the See Tickets refund for face value of the ticket and the parking, so a total of £165 out of the £198 inc booking fees and cancellation insurance - which is better than I thought I was going to get at one point, when there was the conflicting reports from See Tickets and Heritage Live, so it’s a win as far as I’m concerned.
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Is it possible for ticket sellers to pay a percentage of their high charges to the event organiser, in return for being picked as a monopoly seller? I'd guess an automated online ticket sale costs less than £1.80, not over £18 (as shops allow unautomated £1 credit card purchases). If ticket sellers bid to be chosen through cash-backs, then when an organiser cancels an event, it can keep some income after the ticket is refunded?
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I'd guess an automated online ticket sale costs less than £1.80, not over £18 (as shops allow unautomated £1 credit card purchases)
Without having any desire to defend the level of fees charged by these companies, a low value shop purchase isn't a meaningful benchmark, as ticket sellers have to invest substantial sums in systems and infrastructure to accommodate high-volume peak throughput…
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