How can I tell when a web page was modified?

[H6CJF]

I am currently challenging a charge that is being made by a company regarding a booking that was made over the internet.

I genuinely believe that their terms and conditions page has been 'updated' in the last 48hrs to include a new paragraph that was not there when I made my booking.

Is there any way for me to find out if the page has been modified recently? They obviously deny that it has. I have tried viewing 'properties but that says create & modified date is not available.

thanks in advance

Chris

[Arese]

This might help.

[Aviz]

H6CJF said:

I am currently challenging a charge that is being made by a company regarding a booking that was made over the internet.

I genuinely believe that their terms and conditions page has been 'updated' in the last 48hrs to include a new paragraph that was not there when I made my booking.

Is there any way for me to find out if the page has been modified recently? They obviously deny that it has. I have tried viewing 'properties but that says create & modified date is not available.

thanks in advance

Chris

I use this all the time for checking sneaky updates

http://web.archive.org/collections/web/advanced.ht...

[10JH]

Google their name, then click on 'Cached' by the result.

[H6CJF]

10JH said:

Google their name, then click on 'Cached' by the result.

That did it ... Got 'em!!

Thanks very much everyone

[Somewhatfoolish]

H6CJF said:

10JH said:

Google their name, then click on 'Cached' by the result.

That did it ... Got 'em!!

Thanks very much everyone

The google cache won't last for ever so make sure you save a copy now.

Edit: Use www.webcitation.org to save a copy now that they can't challenge.

Edited by Somewhatfoolish on Tuesday 27th April 13:08

[anonymous-user]

I had this happen to me, my solicitor told me companies can change T&C's when they like!

[GreenDog]

Dave_ST220 said:

I had this happen to me, my solicitor told me companies can change T&C's when they like!

But surely the T&Cs which were in place at the time of the transaction would apply, not those sneakily put in place at a later date.

[H6CJF]

GreenDog said:

Dave_ST220 said:

I had this happen to me, my solicitor told me companies can change T&C's when they like!

But surely the T&Cs which were in place at the time of the transaction would apply

Absolutely right. Which is why they will be having a word with trading standards if we dont get our money back!