Originally Posted by jfkeze

That's the same argument airlines made, but if you were to book a non-refundable fare by mistake, 99% of the time you are out of luck...
the concept of "protection" might seem out of line in this case, but what about montezume's example, a month off or let's say July 11th versus November 7th due to mistyping the date... should the consumer be penalized...
the main issue is that T&C that basically says we can cancel because the sun rose from the east or the fare was less than the cost of tea in china... those should be regulated...