All tickets could be refunded and exchanged for tickets to another performance (hopefully a complete one).
If the Office of Fair Trading OFTT) wins, billions of pounds' worth of charges for unauthorised overdrafts and bounced cheques could be refunded to account holders.
"Anecdotally, a customer who has been a victim of a phishing scam by unwittingly providing a fraudster with their account details and passwords only to be later defrauded could be refunded," explains Michelle Whiteman, spokesperson for the Payments Council, an industry body.
One suggested a £1,000 downpayment to secure a 1.5l Mini Cooper, with a top speed of 127mph, which could be refunded when the car was collected from the showroom a few days later.
If the federal government collected a charge of $2.98 for each million B.T.U.s of petroleum extracted on federal lands, the revenue could be refunded directly to taxpayers or used to help the nation adapt to climate damages.
Furthermore, the payment made by the caller could be refunded, with the caller and the recipient exchanging their roles.
For example, the tax could be refunded by green cheques, tax credits, direct partial refunding, or the reduction of certain social security contributions, etc.
One way may be to charge the postdocs a fee to cover the cost of the tests, which could be refunded the day of the workshop.
Money collected by the clinics above those new limits could be refunded to commercial health insurers.
Reduced price tickets were only available seven days or more before departure, and only full-price tickets could be refunded.
