What is a "Voluntary Downgrade?"
Here's what happened: we pulled in to a state park without reservations. They told us at the checkin booth that we would be able to get a site. They had some electric sites and some non-electric sites...
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SpeakEasy wrote:bucky wrote:
You're lucky they didn't charge you for the day of arrival cancellation and rebill you for the second site. That is what Reserve America usually does.
What are we talking about here? $5? Not worth the time to deal with it.
It's a $23 difference.
-Speak
This is not even worth it. The time and effort required to get a $23 refund can't be justified for someone who's already shelling out the bucks to be in this hobby. Heck, yesterday I ate a restaurant and spent nearly $30 on a meal that i wasn't real pleased with. It wasn't bad enough to request a refund, but heck its just $30.
TucsonJim wrote:
You did not receive the goods or services you contracted for. Even if this was based on your own decision, they should not be able to retrieve the funds if you dispute it with your credit card company.
Jim
Now hold on...a voucher was provided. Even if that's not the preferred method, the OP still effectively got a refund. To make a dispute at this point would be fraud. Yeah, super low level and probably not even an issue, but it aint the right thing to do.
What's missed in all of this is whether or not the park is acting within their policies. OP has not indicated such.
