Verushka G.

I noticed Expedia starts by showing me fairly high prices, then if I continue searching by changing dates after so many searches it gives me a price break, but if I don't grab that immediately, jacks up the price again; often giving the higher price right as you're checking out (in one case, higher by $678) extremely annoying and dishonest. However, all of the travel sites seem to be owned by them and even the hotels - I booked a hotel through Venere but when I got there the receptionist told me it shows as Expedia on her side. Also, it's worth checking the price with the hotel directly as it may be lower, and checking it again a few days before arrival in case it dropped.

Uber doesn't care if you have a problem with their driver; the person on the phone promised me a $20 credit but never applied it to my account; I sent them a complaint via email, they never even acknowledged the email.
I missed a flight because of the complete incompetence of their driver, who didn't speak English AND went to the Fort Lauderdale airport for the first time in his life AND doesn't know the difference between Arrivals and Departures at the airport (first took me to the airport hangar, then to the airport parking, then finally found the terminal but dropped me off at the arrivals and I missed the flight by 3min.). I spent extra $150 because of him, for the hotel and getting to the airport in the morning, not to mention the upheaval it caused me at work; and they didn't even respond to my email?