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.
Case Dismissed
These case dismissed articles are cautionary tales from the Elliott Advocacy files. Although we could not resolve these cases, there are valuable lessons contained here.
Here’s why you should always, always, always read your car rental confirmation
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.
Here’s a cautionary tale about naming your own price for a hotel
Charles Shapiro and his wife visit Budapest, Hungary, every year, but this time it’s her 80th birthday, it might be the last trip.
A burned-out clutch and a broken down case
It may be one of those times where my involvement in a case affected the outcome in a way it shouldn’t have.
Honest passenger withdraws complaint after reviewing her paperwork
Janice contacted me recently to ask for help with a Princess Cruise case and after some consideration, she asked me to not get involved.
She says she paid for a first-class ticket, so why didn’t she get one?
When Gloria Brimley booked a flight through Cheaptickets, she thought she was getting a cheap first class seat.
Hey United, where’s the refund you promised for our rental car?
Rachel Hall and her husband needed to fly United from San Francisco to Portland, Maine, for a wedding. They made it as far as Newark.
