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Quoting airtrainer (Reply 3): Indeed it's very frustrating, but unless they have something like a "lowest fare guaranteed" policy, they are not supposed to do anything. My best advice in this case (and for other kind of purchases, btw) is once you've paid, NEVER look at the price again. |
Quoting tymnbalewne (Reply 1): Let me ask you this...had the fare gone up, would you have happily paid the higher fare even after locking in the fare you currently have? Probably not. |
Quoting tymnbalewne (Reply 1): You bought a ticket with certain conditions at a certain amount. End of story. BA very rarely will make exceptions because an exception for one person quickly becomes an exception for 1000. |
Quoting raffik (Reply 2): You agreed to the price at the time and entered into a contract. Both parties were happy with the price and that's it. If you purchased the cheapest non transferable ticket available then they don't have to refund. |
Quoting airtrainer (Reply 3): My best advice in this case (and for other kind of purchases, btw) is once you've paid, NEVER look at the price again. |
Quoting DAL763ER (Thread starter): Every year, BA has a sale around November time giving 30-40% off on Club flights for up to Easter travel. Now, common sense told me they would not offer the 30-40% off during Christmas as that's when they can make most money, right? |
Quoting DAL763ER (Reply 5): So maybe next time I should just buy a full J fare for Christmas and then cancel it when the offer comes through? |
Quoting DAL763ER (Thread starter): Last week I made a booking in Club on BA for LHR-OTP-LHR over Christmas (outbound - 20 December, inbound - 29 December). Total cost was £600. |
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