Priceline.com
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Contact Information Virginia, United States
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Priceline.com Reviews
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Chuppore
June 16, 2010
My experience with Priceline was a disaster to say the least
My experience with Priceline was a disaster to say the least. I see their commercials and decided to try them out for once and of course they were the biggest mistake ever!! My flight was changed and instead of Priceline calling to notify me of this they said they sent an email which I never recieved. I ended up missing flight and having to stay an extra night waiting on a back up flight. Their customer service wanted to blame the airlines of course but we booked through Priceline and they should of called us with info since Midwest would of notified them not us directly of the change. Priceline is only out for themselves and once they get your money then dont expect any customer service thereafter.
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Livon
June 9, 2010
Liars, cheats and frauds
Today, I went onto Priceline.com to 'Name your own price' in order to book 2 hotel rooms for 1 night at a 3 star hotel in WEST LAFAYETTE, IN.
When I booked and my price was accepted, I received my confirmation only to find that the hotel was not in West Lafayette, but instead it was outside of East Lafayette - miles from where I needed to be.
I contacted customer service and was told that I could not cancel. I then asked to speak with a supervisor and was put through to the escalations department. Brenda did cancel my booking but charged me one night's cancellation fee! In other words out of a total booking of $120-68, I have been charged $60-34 despite the fact that the incorrect location of the hotel is the fault of their SYSTEM. I did not book anywhere other than West Lafayette. Why was I given a hotel outside of (east) Lafayette?
I received a confirmation of the cancellation stating that I had inadvertently entered the incorrect information ! I then called them again and was told that if I re-book, the cancellation fee would be refunded minus a $25 charge. I then re-booked for West Lafayette again and, guess what, it re-booked me at the SAME hotel in East Lafayette !!!
I then contacted Jimmy in the escalations department who, after 30 minutes of having me hold on the phone, refused to refund the $60.34 DESPITE me re-booking as per their email. He said that because I had booked at the same hotel in the same area, (???) I was not entitled to a refund. What BS. I asked him what other hotels Priceline had ANYHWERE in LAFAYETTE and he could not give me that information. Which means that Priceline does not have any hotels anywhere in Lafayette other that the one booked for me. If I put in West Lafayette and their system puts a person in a hotel outside of East Lafayette how is this my fault ??? Priceline has consistently lied and booked me the only hotel it has and then refused to refund me after saying that it will refund me. That is intentional fraud as far as Im concerned.
Now, that means that twice I have tried to book in West Lafayette and twice their system has put me in the same hotel in EAST Lafayette. Twice I have had the misfortune to have to call pricelineCustomer service Department and twice I have been lied to by them.
I now have no option but to stay in the wrong hotel miles from where I have to be. Their system might as well have booked me in LA or Washington DC for all its worth.
I am extremely disgusted by the fact that I have been charged for their errors again and again. If this is the only hotel they have that covers the entire city of Lafayette, then this should be made clear at the outset. This is not what I expected from Priceline. I have wasted almost 2 hours over a single booking for 1 night. Rest assured, I shall not be using Priceline ever again.
I shall now also take this up as a dispute with my credit card company. I have printed the screenshot of my original request and of my second booking and I shall produce this as evidence that I requested a hotel in WEST LAFAYETTE.
I know that these days most companies pay only lip-service to customer service but Priceline takes the biscuit for its lies and cheating attitude that gets people to book and re-book whilst it rakes in the cancellation fees - that's if you can get a partial cancealltaion refund in the first place.
BOTTOM LINE- DONT BOOK WITH PRICELINE AS THEY'RE LIARS.
OF COURSE THEY HAVE TO MAKE MONEY SOMEHOW - THEY'VE GOT TO PAY 'THE NEGOTIATOR' HIS $600MILLION
YOU WONT GET A REFUND EVEN IF ITS THEIR FAULT.
And DONT believe them when they say to re-book AS IT'S A LIE.
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Goone
June 3, 2010
I will never use price line again, and I will discourage any one else from using Priceline customer service
I will never use price line again, and I will discourage any one else from using Priceline customer service sux...if you try to call you get the same recorded message transferring you over and over back to the start...send an e-mail you get a "form letter" response..i used them for my plane tickets that were not at any discount greater than the other travel agencies...but then I got a message with my confirmation to rent a car at 27.00 a day ...try to get a car at that price thru price line...LOL...its double that price..I believe price uses "bait and switch" tactics.
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Sonofdre
June 3, 2010
Priceline is intentionally deceptive
I booked a 5 star hotel room in Vegas using "Name your own price" for a trip with my sister. I ONLY selected 5 star hotels. I had never used Priceline before, but read the fine print that states that each room will be able to accomodate 2 people. I assumed that meant that the hotels Priceline would pick from would have rooms in the hotel with 2 beds. I was willing to take my chances based on that info. I thought there might be a chance that for some reason all the 2 bed rooms would be unavailable, but that didn't seem likely anyway. Turns out I've been booked in a hotel that DOESN'T EVEN HAVE ROOMS WITH 2 BEDS!!! I will be getting a room with a bed and a pull out sofa. I didn't expect to be sleeping on a pull out sofa in a 5 star hotel!!! Priceline refused to do anything. I am very unhappy and will NEVER USE PRICELINE AGAIN!! Also it turns out that the price I was able to negotiate was only $10 night cheaper than if I booked the hotel directly.
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Huan
May 31, 2010
I feel totally ripped off, after using them
I will never use Priceline again! I feel totally ripped off!I was researching hotel prices online for my brother. While trying to figure out how the whole process worked, I accidentally reserved a room. I called Priceline within seconds to explain to the error. They refused to help me. They were very rude. After talking a person who claimed to be the "highest person I could speak to" (David, Employee 825147) all he could offer me was a $10 coupon on their next service. Seriously? They charge me $200 for a hotel room I do not want (booked in error) and instead of assisting me in canceling the room they give me a stupid $10 coupon. What kind of company is this?
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Xromove
May 18, 2010
I would like everyone to know that Priceline is a rip-off
I just booked a hotel through Priceline very late last night for a reservation next month. I realize we have to change the date and will not be flying into the airport where I made the reservation. I called to ask if I can make cancel the reservation because we are not able to travel at this time. I was asked "didn't you read the contract?" He repeated the "you cannot change the reservation" statement about 10 times. I told him I made the reservation about 15 hours ago, couldn't we make a change. He asked if there was anything else he could do for me (and thinking he did absolutely nothing for me), I hung up the phone without saying goodbye. He had the nerve to call my cellphone and ask if there was anything else he could do for me. After explaining he did absolutely nothing for me and that their policy is ridiculous, I told him I will "NEVER, EVER, EVER USE PRICELINE AGAIN."
I would like everyone to know that Priceline is a rip-off. They claim their hotel rates are 50% cheaper than hotel rates. They are liars. I checked on the hotel site and I could get the same room I reserved for $7 more per night, but that $7 would give me freedom and flexibility to change my dates, the location and to cancel if necessary. Now I will either lose the money if I have to change plans, or drive from a different airport so that I won't lose my money. I also found out that the "stars" they use to rate the hotels are their own, so they can say something is 3 star and it isnt'.
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Esthman
April 28, 2010
I will never ever use Priceline again
I specified a particular area of Boston that i needed 4 hotel rooms for a family party. I stated my bid and immediately got a confirmation back with my bid price HOWEVER the Hotel is NOT in the AREA that I specified which will now result in Cab rides from where we are going to be to the hotel. Priceline broke their end of the deal yet I have to recourse to get them to correct this? I WILL NEVER EVER USE PRICELINE AGAIN! This is BS. Now I am stuck with 4 hotel rooms miles away from the rest of the Party and no where to turn.
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Arvine26
April 26, 2010
Refused to match original cost
So I just went to book a car rental on Priceline.com . I was quoted a price of 101.68, which I was fine with and agreed to. I clicked "confirm" and was led to the second page, which said, sorry, but it's 260.39. When I called them to try to fix it, their answer was this: "Well, we just didn't make the reservation at all, so it's ok." I didn't get an e-mail telling me that the reservation didn't go through, or anything. So why bother giving an confirmation number, etc. This gave the impression that not only did they complete the reservation, but they did so at more than twice the originally quoted cost. I asked them to simply match the orginal cost, and they refused. I talk to their initial customer service representative, Victor, and then finally to apparently "the highest court" representative, Ellen, who still refused to do anything.
I have PDF copies of both conflicting offers.
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Vekren
April 21, 2010
Soon Priceline will rip of a lot of "one persons"
I bid on a Hotel stay in Park City, UT, Priceline accepted my bid and sent me a e-mail confirming which hotel I would be at and for what price but when checking into that Hotel I was told that I booked at a different Hotel. I showed the hotel the name of the Hotel that Priceline gave me and the confirmation number. The Hotel that Priceline sent the info to was a down graded Hotel then the one that I received a confirmation for. I called Priceline and the whole conversations was a lie in the making, the girl that spoke with me made it up as she went. Priceline never even tried to make it right.
I was lucky because the Resort that I went to was the Canyons they were more concerend about their customers then Priceline so they made it right.
I guess it goes to show you who is really interested in making good long lasting customers vs. a quick sale. I am only one person but soon Priceline will rip of a lot of "one persons" and people will stop using them.
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Marcolse
April 20, 2010
I highly recommend that you do not use Priceline
I would not recommend that anyone make a bid through Priceline. I was searching for a hotel and placed a bid. It popped up with one hotel that accepted my bid and then it made the reservation. I would not have chosen that hotel as it was not in the area I needed to be in. I called Priceline to see if I could cancel the reservation or change to a different hotel, they said no, they cannot make any changes to a reservation.
So if you need to be in a specific location I highly recommend that you do not use Priceline.
Expedia allows you to choose your hotel and you can cancel your reservation if needed.
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