Does Eurostar enforce any penalties for booking a throwaway return ticket?
As outlined in a related question, Eurostar charges less money for short-term return trips than it does for one-way trips. Assuming one only needs a one-way ticket to/from the UK and buys a throwaway return ticket, can they expect any issues later on?
I'm mostly interested in how it works in practice, not what it says in their T&C.
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Can I sell my Eurostar ticket to someone else?
From the Eurostar Conditions of Carriage, Section C Use of Tickets, subsection 10 You may not transfer your ticket to anyone else: 'Tickets already partly used, or made out in a passenger's name, are non-transferable and may only be used by the person for whom the ticket has been purchased.What happens if you miss Eurostar train?
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A little discovery that might be useful to those of you who have received a voucher from Eurostar for a cancelled Eurostar journey, but would actually prefer, or need, a refund. You can phone Eurostar Reservations (03432 186 186) and say that you'd like your voucher converted to a refund. And they will do it for you.Can I ask for a refund on Eurostar?
Request a refund:You have 2 months from the date you were due to travel to request a refund regardless of your ticket conditions. You'll receive a refund for the value of your ticket, but not for any booking or exchange fees.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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