Expedia.ca
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Category: Travel
Contact Information Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
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Expedia.ca Reviews
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BlInX
September 22, 2009
Website misleading
Expedia will not stand up to there online free trip insurance. We booked a pre-packaged trip through expedia on a Transat vacation package a couple weeks ago. The website shows that Transat is included in this offer. But when the insurance certificate never showed up, I inquired about it and was told Transat was not covered in this deal. Liers! False advertising. I would not trust a company that weasels it's way out of promises.
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t and l
August 10, 2009
HOTEL RESERVATION
I BOOKED A HOTEL IN ITALY ONLINE WITH EXPEDIA IN APRIL 2009. MY HUSBAND IS UNDERGOING TESTS FOR A BRAIN TUMOR SO I CALLED TO CANCEL THE HOTEL WITH THEM. I WASN'T LISTED ON THE ACCOUNT BUT HAD ALL PERTINENT INFORMATION SUCH AS OUR NAMES, HOTEL, TRAVEL DATES AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, BOTH LOCATOR NUMBERS WITH EXPEDIA AND THE HOTEL IN ITALY.
MY HUSBAND IS ON THEIR ACCOUNT SO THEY WOULD NOT EVEN CONSIDER SPEAKING WITH ME NOR GIVE ME A WAY TO CANCEL THE HOTEL. DONNA WAS QUITE RUDE AND THE SUPERVISOR GREG WOULD'T HELP WITHOUT SPEAKING WITH MY VERY ILL HUSBAND. I REALIZE PRIVACY IS AN ISSUE BUT UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES YOU WOULD THINK THEY WOULD CANCEL GIVEN I HAD BOTH LOCATOR NUMBERS.
I WILL NEVER BOOK THEM AGAIN. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! ABSOLUTELY NO COMPASSION WHAT SO EVER! AT LEAST GIVE ME A WAY TO CANCEL - WHAT IF HE WAS UNABLE TO SPEAK? ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL!
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Margaret
June 30, 2009
No cust. service
I've just had a huge problem with an on-line booking with Expedia.ca and their customer support. Beware if you choose the split payment option if you're trying to use it for travel insurance from your credit card company. There's no guarantee on how the split will be made and I ended up with 2 airfares charged to my visa by the Airline, and a small additional charge from Expedia, making up my share of the cost. My friend had a lump sum charge from Expedia giving her 100% coverage. Credit card companies will only cover what's actually charged to you, and if you need to use the insurance they'll call the company that posted the charge. I called the Customer Service line at Expedia right away and was told that this was normal, not to worry and that the 2 air charges were my flights, a charge for each direction. I argued that wasn't possible because it didn't cost that much. She insisted that I not worry and it was supposed to charge like that but I was sure that one was my friend's flight. After checking with my credit card company I was told that I would only be covered for one airfare charge and whatever amount Expedia charged me. I would not be covered for the 2nd flight amount unless I could prove that it was mine. I tried calling Expedia several more times to straighten it out and could never get through. I finally spoke to someone 5 days before my trip and was passed to 4 different people, having to constantly repeat my problem, to finally have the last person tell me they would call back by the afternoon. I didn't receive a call back. I called the next day and was put on hold for 5 minutes after again explaining my problem. Then I was hung up on. I had to call again, and once again I got passed to 4 different people, having to explain my problem to each one. The last was a Supervisor who informed that there was nothing they could do and it seemed obvious to her that the split would have to be the way it was and I told her it may be obvious to someone in the travel industry but not to everyone else- nor is it explained on their website. I also informed her that I wanted Expedia to cover my lost travel insurance and she said that wasn't possible because my trip was in less than 5 days and their insurer wouldn't cover it. She was trying to insist that Expedia was not at fault at all but yet there was nothing anywhere to say that the airfare would not be split and I was given the wrong information the first time I called, well before the 5 day timeframe. The most she could do was offer me a $100 voucher against a future trip but I told her that if I need to cancel or interrupt my trip that Expedia would have to cover it even if it became a legal issue. Only then did she say that she would see if she could do anything else and get back to me. If anyone is planning to book this route, double check everything before you pay.
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October 29, 2008
Hidden Fees - Poor Customer Service
I had a very bad experience with expedia.ca customer service regarding a "airline hidden fee issue"
Long story short we booked an all inclusive trip but on the way home were informed we couldn't check our baggage (1 bag per person - All under weight) unless we paid $15.00 USD per bag.
We expressed our displeasure to expedia.ca about there lack of communication regarding these fee's and the fact there was no mention of it in our booking confirmations etc...
The customer support person was rude and basically said tough luck and there is nothing we are willing to do to help you.
They lost 4 customers already and hopfully other will read this and come to the same concusion.
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October 6, 2008
Horrible Customer Service
Exepdia.ca has the worst Customer Service skills ever. Their agents are supposed to be "trained" for all the information with their company. However, agents give out WRONG information to customers and company doesn't want to be responsible for it.
I called in to ask for information about my future credits on my account and asked for the expiry date. Then later I called in to book a trip, the agent told me I DON"T have any credits. I told them when I called early your agent told me there's credit doesn't expiries till 1 year. They told me the agent gave out the wrong information and too bad, there's not they can do. The company is not willing to help customer solve problem, they don't want to lose money or use their brains so they told me there's nothing they can do! They won't let me speak to their manager. This is horrible services!
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September 11, 2008
dishonest re cancellation
booked trip to italy in mid april--got cancellation insurance--trip was to start on May 30th--refund policy was >3wk in advance got a refund of 50%--if < 3wk in advance--got nothing. On May 6 called to cancel as my partner became ill. Said I wanted to cancel--was told to call travel insurance number and get a cancellation number and that would facilitate cancellation. Was called later that afternoon by expedia to ask if I wanted to cancel for just my partner or both of us--Told them for both of us. Tried travel inurance company--on hold for ne hour-- no luck--On May 8th called travel ins and got cancellation case number and called Expedia to give them the number--(again waiting interminably for cnnection as always). Though all was ok--got call the next day (May 9th) from expedia with a new person asking if I"wanted to cancel my trip." I said I had called three days ago to cancel. She said no cancellation had taken place so far, but that she would intitate cancellation then, but since it was 21 days before the trip, I would get no refund. I protested that I ahd cancelled three days prior but was told it hadn't occurred. I was then told I had travel insurance, so it didn't really matter. I said that was not the point. As it turned out, due to full hospital rooms here, my partner was admitted to a private clinic, as there was no choice. Private clinics of course, are not covered by insurance, so travel insurance refused our claim. I then called expedia with a more valid reason to protest their actions. I got an email from them saying that when I had called originally, they only put that down as an information request re cancellation. I said that they called me again that afternoon to confirm that I wanted to cancel for both of us, adn that I had calle on may 8th(22 days in advance) to give them the cancellation number(not that my cancellation with expedia should have anything to do with whether I choose to put in a claim with insurance) they have not answered any emails re this, but of course they have my 3599 dollars and will not refund the 50% owing me. I always used expedia.ca first in my on line booking search, but seriously, STAY AWAY FROM THESE CROOKS!!!
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September 8, 2008
Poor customer service
Phoned expedia about hotel shuttle that failed to show up and they said I never called to arrange pickup (I called the day before) and would not refund money. We ended up taking a cab to the airport. This is the second time this has happened with their shuttle service (the shuttle never showed in Vegas last year after 3 calls).
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June 19, 2008
Service not provided
I booked ground transportation with Expedia.ca from the airport in Budapest to my hotel last spring. They took payment for it from my credit card. When I arrived in Budapest on schedule and on time (on a flight also booked through Expedia.ca) the ground transportation was not available. After a lengthy wait I took a taxi to my hotel. When I reported this to Expedia.ca their reply was that their contractor in Budapest claimed that I did not show up... something that is not correct and is provable by the flight record... and they refused to refund the money for the service that was not delivered. I have reported this to the Better Business Bureau.
This is the second difficulty I have had with Expedia.ca on European flights... the last one cost me $600 related to a cancellation fee with a hotel in Madrid two years ago... and I will never use them again. They make no effort to assist the customer even if, in my case, he has spent many thousands of dollars with them over many years.
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April 25, 2008
customer service runaround
I've just had a huge problem with an on-line booking with Expedia.ca and their customer support. Beware if you choose the split payment option if you're trying to use it for travel insurance from your credit card company. There's no guarantee on how the split will be made and I ended up with 2 airfares charged to my visa by the Airline, and a small additional charge from Expedia, making up my share of the cost. My friend had a lump sum charge from Expedia giving her 100% coverage. Credit card companies will only cover what's actually charged to you, and if you need to use the insurance they'll call the company that posted the charge. I called the Customer Service line at Expedia right away and was told that this was normal, not to worry and that the 2 air charges were my flights, a charge for each direction. I argued that wasn't possible because it didn't cost that much. She insisted that I not worry and it was supposed to charge like that but I was sure that one was my friend's flight. After checking with my credit card company I was told that I would only be covered for one airfare charge and whatever amount Expedia charged me. I would not be covered for the 2nd flight amount unless I could prove that it was mine. I tried calling Expedia several more times to straighten it out and could never get through. I finally spoke to someone 5 days before my trip and was passed to 4 different people, having to constantly repeat my problem, to finally have the last person tell me they would call back by the afternoon. I didn't receive a call back. I called the next day and was put on hold for 5 minutes after again explaining my problem. Then I was hung up on. I had to call again, and once again I got passed to 4 different people, having to explain my problem to each one. The last was a Supervisor who informed that there was nothing they could do and it seemed obvious to her that the split would have to be the way it was and I told her it may be obvious to someone in the travel industry but not to everyone else- nor is it explained on their website. I also informed her that I wanted Expedia to cover my lost travel insurance and she said that wasn't possible because my trip was in less than 5 days and their insurer wouldn't cover it. She was trying to insist that Expedia was not at fault at all but yet there was nothing anywhere to say that the airfare would not be split and I was given the wrong information the first time I called, well before the 5 day timeframe. The most she could do was offer me a $100 voucher against a future trip but I told her that if I need to cancel or interrupt my trip that Expedia would have to cover it even if it became a legal issue. Only then did she say that she would see if she could do anything else and get back to me. If anyone is planning to book this route, double check everything before you pay.
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April 20, 2008
Charged for 2 TRIPS !!!
I booked a trip on-line with Expedia.ca. After going through each screen and entering our information, including my VISA number, the expedia web site went completely off my computer, (please note that MY computer was fine and that it was just the web site that went down). When I brought the website back up, the trip that we had booked was no longer available. We figured that being March Break that we had received the last 2 seats. When I still had not received any type of confirmation or E-ticket from Expedia I contacted Expedia.ca. When I told them that I was concerned at not having received confirmation of a trip that we had bought, I was asked for my "Expedia" e-mail address and after being on hold he came back and told me that no trip had been booked! I was very upset as we were supposed to be leaving on the Monday. He then asked me for any other "account" e-mail that it could possibly be under (maybe by mistake). I gave him my husbands e-mail as well. He came back again and said that there DEFINATELY was no trip booked. He asked if I had looked at the VISA to make sure that there was no charge. I confirmed with him that I had indeed checked and there was no charge at that time. When I asked how this could happen, he said that sometimes the "website" will do this (go down & not book a trip) when a trip is no longer available. After getting very upset, he asked if I would like to book another trip only through him instead of the website. I figured if Expedia's own agent is saying I haven't a trip booked, then I might as well book again. So, I booked another trip for exactly the same destination (different resort - as the original wasn't available), the exact same dates from the exact same airport and same flight times. It did however cost $200.00 more.
So after going on a lovely trip, we received our VISA bill...there it was, the original trip that I was told didn't exist and the trip we actually went on. I called Expedia immediately and the agent could not find any evidence that I had booked this trip that I was talking about. I told him that it was indeed on my VISA!!! After putting me on hold to confer with "somebody" he asked me to fax a letter with the details of what happened, a copy of my VISA, and the confirmation (E-ticket) of the trip that we actually took. I was given a Case#. I did as he asked on that same afternoon.
They never called. I had to call back again on the Visa due date.
After many agents someone finally called back She told me there was nothing more they could do for me and that I had to pay the amount. I was furious. I asked what it was that they had done for me already. I told her this was unacceptable. She said that she listened to the taped conversation between myself and the agent and that there was nothing mentioned about the original trip. I told her that it was lie and requested to speak with a manager or get their number and was refused. I also asked for a transcript of my conversation with that agent and was refused! (Very fishy) She told me she also talked with Sunquest and that they had us down as a no show. I told her that was obvious that we were a no show as we were told there was “NO TRIP BOOKED”. I was told to call Sunquest. I am STILL in limbo with this case and will NEVER BOOK ON LINE WITH THESE PEOPLE AGAIN.
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