Your whole business model seems to be premised on profit through denying refunds and hoping that other customers won't be as obnoxious as me @KAYAK@priceline@bookingcom
But here's the deal - this whole experience still left a very bitter taste in my mouth. I shouldn't have to resort to these tactics to get a refund @KAYAK@priceline
Is your business really so fragile that you'll collapse if you issue refunds, @priceline@bookingcom@KAYAK? Because I can't think of any other reason why you'd bilk so many customers out of the refunds they deserve
Look at @KAYAK publicly pretending to care about customers while they privately send messages telling you #sorrynotsorry we took your money and won't refund it
@brdnroses@bbb_us@priceline Hello again,
We are in receipt of your feedback and have provided a response accordingly. We encourage you to reach out to the booking provider - contacts were provided in the feedback response from our CS team. Thank you.
@KAYAK@bbb_us@priceline You responded that your policy was to keep consumers' money after they cancel trips. Tell me again how that's a satisfactory answer
@KAYAK Latest travel guidance: avoid @KAYAK and all @priceline companies because they are a "search engine" that returns inaccurate search results and then disclaims responsibility after deliberately misleading consumers
I feel like more people need to know about the kayak “take me anywhere” button because this is how I plan probably 65% of my trips.
There’s flights to south Florida for $66, LA around $150, Puerto Rico under $200, even Alaska for under $275 round trip.
@KAYAK I did report my experience to your support team and you told me I wasn't eligible for a refund because you have a no-refund policy - that's why I'm mad
Sorry to the @priceline manager who I disturbed from your evening. You are also not to blame for my issue and can't resolve it. @brettkeller might be able to