We never asked for travel insurance — can we get our money back?
Her and her husband find a mysterious charge for travel insurance on their Amtrak Vacations bill. They never asked for insurance.
Her and her husband find a mysterious charge for travel insurance on their Amtrak Vacations bill. They never asked for insurance.
Stephen O’Donnell’s new treadmill doesn’t work. But the manufacturer won’t take it back unless he disassembles it, boxes it up.
Margaret Sheppard and her husband, Don, were loyal United Airlines customers. They flew United whenever they could.
One of the most common answers to a travel problem is: You should have bought insurance. I’ve said it and chances are, you have to.
Ronald Dunnington misses his Celebrity cruise because of a pilots’ strike. Can he get a refund for his entire vacation?
Lynn Tirums is hit with an early termination fee after Comcast helps her “reduce” her bill. Now it won’t return her calls. What gives?
If I’ve seen Lee Wendkos’s case once, I’ve seen it a hundred times. Delayed on his way to Europe, he tried to invoke EU 261.
She wanted an apology from Marriott for allowing thieves into the hotel his wife and daughter were staying in, he says.
Peter Asimov’s airline ticket doesn’t get booked as expected. Is his online travel agency trying to rip him off through bait-and-switch?
Luke Szulczewski’s aging HP laptop has the world’s worst battery. The company will replace it in four to six weeks.