No visa and no flight credit – who’s responsible for this mess?
To fall into my dreaded “case dismissed” file, a lot of things have to go wrong. That’s the situation David Bialke and his wife are facing.
To fall into my dreaded “case dismissed” file, a lot of things have to go wrong. That’s the situation David Bialke and his wife are facing.
She received an email from United Airlines that her a.m. flight had been changed. The airline assured her it was a minor adjustment.
The credit card hold mystery happened to Judith Searcy when she stayed at the Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront in Oregon this summer.
Airlines are considering a new class of service — and I use the term “class” loosely — called economy “minus.”
Gary Murray’s credit card is declined when he buys an AirTran ticket, but he doesn’t find out until he gets to the gate.
Dan Gallagher’s Bryant air conditioning unit has multiple, invasive damage and doesn’t work right. Who is responsible for fixing it?
I wish I could help David Campbell. He says he has a “sticky” situation with Avis which “may be unresolvable.” And I think he’s right.
Government fines against airlines for consumer rule violations are on track to hit a six-year low as U.S. DOT’s enforcement actions shift.
Tamara Lustig books a room at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, but when the property offers her the wrong accommodations. Can she get a refund?
Paypal closed Hunter Roquemore’s account after he sold a computer on eBay. How can he unfreeze it? He needs help.