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Dedobay
Guest
Received two Ryanair gift vouchers.
1. Booked flights online, portion of voucher unused, and, according to Ryanair's Terms and Conditions, they do not issue refunds..... my question is: from a legal perspective, is the balance left on the gift voucher a refund? Surely not? Should it not be possible to use the balance to buy more flights?
2. Gift voucher bought in the name of Tony. On attempting to book flight was stymied when the passenger's name was Anthony - same as on Passport [has to match to proceed with booking] - so, gift voucher is useless.
So if you want to surprise someone with a gift voucher, you have to know the name on their ID - passport/driving licence.
Can this be legal?
Should their Terms and Conditions not have to state that unused portions of gift vouchers are foreit.... and the name on the gift voucher must match the name on the passenger's ID/passport.
My advice: DO NOT BUY RYANAIR GIFT VOUCHERS
1. Booked flights online, portion of voucher unused, and, according to Ryanair's Terms and Conditions, they do not issue refunds..... my question is: from a legal perspective, is the balance left on the gift voucher a refund? Surely not? Should it not be possible to use the balance to buy more flights?
2. Gift voucher bought in the name of Tony. On attempting to book flight was stymied when the passenger's name was Anthony - same as on Passport [has to match to proceed with booking] - so, gift voucher is useless.
So if you want to surprise someone with a gift voucher, you have to know the name on their ID - passport/driving licence.
Can this be legal?
Should their Terms and Conditions not have to state that unused portions of gift vouchers are foreit.... and the name on the gift voucher must match the name on the passenger's ID/passport.
My advice: DO NOT BUY RYANAIR GIFT VOUCHERS