Oh god. I do everything I can in life to avoid people thinking badly of me, and I’ve just sent an email that I massively regret already. Help.
Recently went to a very swanky place for a special occasion. Saw they were advertised something that was perfect for my sister’s big birthday in November so I booked it, despite the fact it was £260 per person. Also planned to book access to their spa plus treatments for afterwards, which will be a few hundred extra pounds but she’s my sister and she’s worth it.
Just went on their website and they’re offering 2-4-1 tickets for this event (and others). That means if I’d booked now rather than 3 weeks ago, I’d have saved £260.
The booking has a 14 day cancellation period - you get a full refund if you cancel more than 14 days in advance. So I’ve emailed them asking if I can cancel the spaces I’ve booked and rebook with the code.
They are going to think I’m a terrible CF aren’t they? I’m now really embarrassed but that money would pay for the spa stuff afterwards (almost).
So am I a cheeky fucker? WIBU to send the email?
So as to avoid drip feeds, I used to run a business doing similar events and had a few people do this (cancel within the cancellation period to rebook with an offer). I could have just emailed them asking for a refund and then booked cheaper online afterwards I suppose. Actually that’s what I should have done. Shit.