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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
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forfeit your deposit ?

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00What does this sentence mean? It has been bothering me for quite a while .02br
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01b00 If you cancel now I'm afraid you forfeit your deposit.02br
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02b00I think I know what forfeit means but I don't understand what 'you forfeit your deposit ' means.02br
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0 you01b 00 lose02b 00your deposit, what you paid remains with us050010id1

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  • 0 you01b 00 lose02b 00your deposit, what you paid remains with us050010id1
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0 you01b00 lose02b00your deposit, what you paid remains with us050010id1
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0Here is an example.02br
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00You book a vacation at a fancy resort. They want a $200 deposit when you book.02br
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00If you cancel your reservation 45 days before your arrival date, you get a full refund. Your deposit is fully refundable up to 45 days before your arrival.02br
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00If you cancel within 45 days but at least 15 days
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Ok if they tell you they want a non-refundable deposit, and then you decide to cancel, and they ask you to confirm that you understand you will forfeit your deposit, does it still mean the same thing? you already know its non-refundable
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