Reclaiming cancellation fees. Unfair contracts.

Professor_Yaffle_2

Its cancel lose £400 out of £670 There are no date changes and is not transferable.

Sam_Bee

You won't win, and will wind you up trying to get any kind of communication from Easyjet.

There is a very small chance Easyjet will decide not to defend themselves, and you will win by default.

Just my opinion though, i'd prefer you to go through with it so I can follow the outcome! Keep us informed!

_Andy_

NO

I sympathise with you having to pay that money however this does seem like yet another case of someone retrospectively not being happy with the T&Cs that they agreed to at the time of booking.

dzug

NO

Professor_Yaffle wrote: »

I have pointed out that their costs must reflect the actual cost of them rebooking the holiday and that charging 60% of the holiday cost is excessive under the unfair terms and conditions of contract law.

Stuart

That's an interesting assertion. What is your basis for it?

If you are drawing a comparison with the bank charges fiasco then:

that's by no means cut and dried yet
that is about breach of contract, not changing a contract.

You might win if Easyjet think it's cheaper to pay up than attend court and defend.
You won't win because you are right