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Back in February, my husband and I booked a Virgin cruise for November 2022 through the agent Imagine Cruising, paying £1,988.
But hours later, we realised that we had accidentally booked for Evden EVe nAkLiYat November 2023.
We emailed Imagine to cancel the next morning, eVden EVe naKLiyaT but it said we could not have a refund and could only move the booking to new dates, which would incur an administration fee of £1,500.
We cannot travel on those dates in 2023 because it is our Grandson's Bar Mitzvah.
Mistake: L.D and EvdEn Eve NakliyAt her husband booked a holiday online, but accidentally chose November 2023 as the date, rather than November 2022
We wondering why there wasn't a 'cooling off' period in place for the booking - isn't this fairly standard?
We would like either the money back or a credit for the full amount so we can rebook.
We don't mind paying a fee as this was our mistake, but an extra £1,500 on a £2,000 holiday is excessive - especially as the firm won't have any trouble re-selling our cabin with almost two years' notice.

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But that excitement soon turned into horror, as you received the booking confirmation email and realised that you had accidentally paid for a trip in November 2023 - not November 2022 as you intended.
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