On 2018-05-15 09:11:44 UTC, someone wrote:

imported from FgWiTqoHN-c

On 2018-08-30 08:43:03 UTC, import script wrote:

scripted message: please link to a quote

On 2018-09-10 10:14:04 UTC, import script wrote:

scripted message: moving this point to Michiel

On 2018-09-10 14:27:39 UTC, michielbdejong wrote:

https://www.travelzoo.com/local-deals/terms-of-sale/ is not crawlable but did find this quote there:

According to applicable law, the Merchant may be responsible for allowing you to redeem your Voucher for the cash value based on the money you actually paid for your Voucher (i.e. if you paid $20 for a Voucher which gives you $50 of value to the Merchant, the cash value that you paid is $20, not $50), for a period of time that extends beyond the expiration date on the Voucher. While the expiration date on the Voucher dictates the last date that you can use your Voucher at Merchant for the promotional offer stated on the Travelzoo, applicable law may provide that the Merchant is responsible for honoring the cash value that you paid for your Voucher for a period of time beyond the expiration date stated on the Voucher. In other words, you should be allowed to redeem the cash value (or purchase price) of your Voucher up until the greater of: (1) the Voucher’s expiration date; or (2) the minimum length of time allowed by applicable law for a Voucher to expire. In the event that you have an expired Voucher and would like to redeem it for the price you paid to acquire it, please contact the Merchant. Once again, the Merchant should allow such redemption if applicable law requires it, and we have instructed the Merchant to do so.

On 2018-09-12 11:00:24 UTC, Vincent (Mr. 404) wrote:

approved: