Ripped off by your vacation rental? Not if you read this
It’s vacation rental horror story season. It’s the time of year when everyone loves to complain about that overpriced home.
Elliott Advocacy is a nonprofit organization that mediates cases between consumers and businesses. These are commentary articles that detail our efforts and provide educational information for consumers.
It’s vacation rental horror story season. It’s the time of year when everyone loves to complain about that overpriced home.
John Wieroniey made a wrong turn while he was driving in Prague recently. He blamed his onboard navigation system for the traffic.
The most shocking thing about a revelation that a Comcast employee changed a customer’s name to “a**hole” was how shocked everyone was.
An epic blizzard bearing down on the East Coast of the United States today is forcing passengers to ask difficult questions about compassion.
It’s difficult to understate the rarity of Shannon Lee’s complaint. It’s almost as unusual as the topic of this story: bus travel.
Many airlines are squeezing the seats in steerage closer together to make more money while lavishing elite customers with more perks.
Bob thought he’d booked an economy class seat when he flew on American Airlines recently. It turns out he’d only bought half a seat.
Would you share with your readers how you do this and your procedures and techniques? That way, we would have better tools to work with.”
Crossing the Golden Gate bridge is the driving highlight of any visit to Northern California. But not for Claudia Moore.
She’s heard about surcharges imposed on older renters, mandatory insurance requirements and other unanticipated fees.