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Can i get my money back/part of
leesave
Posts: 24 Forumite
hi folks - im in a bit of pickle
I have booked a return flight to las vegas, direct, from manchester
It is booked with flythomascook
Leaving 18th maay, returning 25th may
I only booked it 48 hours ago, and due to unforseen circumstances i can no longer go!
Upon reading my email confirmation it says "100% non refundable" can they do this?
Im really stuck with what to do... thanks
I have booked a return flight to las vegas, direct, from manchester
It is booked with flythomascook
Leaving 18th maay, returning 25th may
I only booked it 48 hours ago, and due to unforseen circumstances i can no longer go!
Upon reading my email confirmation it says "100% non refundable" can they do this?
Im really stuck with what to do... thanks
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Claim on your travel insurance?0
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well i havnt taken it out yet, i opted out of the insurance as it seemed high & was just about to shop around for some0
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If you haven't taken out travel insurance (may not have paid out anyway) then you cannot get your money back.0
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I wouldn't hold out much hope of getting your money back, you're in quite a tight spot.
Maybe phone up TC and throw yourself at their mercy ?
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If you get no joy pleading with TC, is there any terminology to suggest it isn't transferable?
I've seen a fair few flights on eBay and the like selling flights,often including the change of name fee.
Perhaps you stand to get a few quid back that way?
HTH2 Tickets to Blackrock Masters Tennis:j0 -
Ask if you can change the name, if so you may be able to sell it on as the previous poster suggested.
Alternatively, as it is a flight to the US, the taxes are quite high and you would be able to claim this back.0 -
It's always worth a try pleading with them, especially if you have genuine unforeseen reasons for cancelling. I managed to get a refund on non-refundable tickets with Eurostar, as there was a big problem with connecting trains, but other companies aren't as nice.0
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surley insurance wouldnt of been any good anyway? what insurance would pay out because of personal circumstances
The ticket is transferable for a fee of £200 -
if anyone fanices going to las vegas dirt cheap, pm me and make kme an offer for the ticket.0
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