bookwrm17 (bookwrm17) wrote in linguaphiles,
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Help with a travel issue

I recently purchased train tickets from a German company, but my plans have now changed. While most of their site is available in English, which is how I made the purchase, the terms and conditions are only available in German.

http://www.bahn.de/p/view/home/agb/agb.shtml

Could a German speaker with a few minutes to spare look through the page at the link above and tell me if it says anything about a cancellation/refund policy?

Much obliged.
Tags: german, translation request
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