I sent $2,000 to the wrong person on Zelle. Can I get my money back?
Ayotunde Fatusin just lost $2,000 after he accidentally transferred it to the wrong person through Zelle. Bank of America won’t reverse the transaction. But should it?
Ayotunde Fatusin just lost $2,000 after he accidentally transferred it to the wrong person through Zelle. Bank of America won’t reverse the transaction. But should it?
Jacqueline Bartolini has a lost luggage problem with ITA Airlines. She’s spent $992 to buy clothes, but the airline will only reimburse her for just $733. Who’s right?
Are airlines allowed to downgrade you from business class to economy? And if they do, what do they owe you?
If it feels like you have a target on your back when you’re traveling, you might be right. Tourists are being profiled like never before.
Did Amazon lose Roberto Cusato’s return package after he gave it to UPS? Amazon doesn’t have it — and is still holding the $756 he paid for the leg compressions.
When River Roberts accidentally spills food on his host’s sofa, Airbnb bans him from the platform. Will he ever be able to book another rental on Airbnb?
If an online travel agency never sends you a confirmation, do you still have to pay? Meet someone who found out the hard way.
Life is full of compromises, and that will never be more true than when you’re traveling this summer.
Fransua Garcia just lost $2,500 after scammers sent her suspicious texts claiming to be from Citibank. Can she retrieve her money, which she transferred using Zelle?
Why didn’t Jessica Radosevic get her $444 refund from the online travel agency Traveluro? Could it have something to do with the credit card dispute she filed?