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I have a return flight from LHR to BKK booked through E bookers and i would not like to go.

I called e bookers and i would loose about £170 off the price i paid for the EVA ticket.

I think i cant sell it because the name cant be changed.

has this happend to anyone before?

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You can't sell it. you could get a date change though that would also cost. If not, you'll have to take the loss. Be aware, airline refunds can also take time so check that out too.

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I was due to fly out to Bangkok (and then on to Phuket) just before Christmas 2004 ironically with EVA. Due to an illness in the family however I was unable to travel. Contacted ebookers who told me I could change the date of travel or lose all my money. As the cost of changing the ticket was quite expensive and I had no idea when I would be able to travel I forfeited the money.

Just to add I also contacted the airline and there is nothing they can do about an outward flight...but they can assist you with the return leg only if you have already flown out.

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Dependent on your circumstances If you booked with your credit Card it may be possible to get a refund. Some cards have built in Insurance.

You will have to deal with the Credit card People directly.

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You could try to talk directly with EVA Air in Amsterdam, few times I needed they gave excellent service to me. +31204466280

Once I was in a hospital and my returnflight ASD-BKK expired but they gave me a new one for free, they (can affort to) go much further the the regular booking agencies.

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It all depends on the ticket conditions. Look at your booking class, symboled by a letter, like class Y, and check the conditions on EVa's website.

How cheaper the tickets, the more restriction will be placed on it.

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