Mitri D.

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Thank you guys for you're amazing work and patience!

On July 18,2016 I booked a hotel through TripAdvisor to stay at the Rodeway Inn in Chincoteague, VA. I was thrilled to get a room short notice (4 days in advance) during a popular weekend so, even though I'd never used TripAdvisor to book accommodations before and they wanted me to pay in full ($663.00), I went ahead with it. Shortly after my payment I received a payment confirmation email from a company called CancelOn (www.cancelon.com) with a receipt number AND an order id number. Then I got an email from TripAdvisor saying: Your reservation is confirmed. Your hotel reservation at Rodeway Inn is confirmed. Everything looked official, so I figured I was all set and the room was secured. I started packing.

Then, a day later an email comes in from CancelOn with the header "Your Input Needed"... which I figured was some sort of a satisfaction survey because of the way it was worded so I didn't open it right away because I was so busy tying up loose ends for the trip. When I opened the email it said the hotel I thought I'd secured a room at was "FULLY BOOKED on the required dates" and "We tried to find other rooms in the hotel, but unfortunately there are no rooms available. We are very sorry for the inconvenience."

Seriously?! I was supposed to leave in the morning to drive to Virginia, so I called CancelOn. I was told by a man named "William" they couldn't do anything about it but they would try to find me another room on the island. This was clearly a very long distance call to another country, based on the connection and the accent, so I had my doubts they would find me a room on a tiny island in Virginia on short notice. I said, "No thank you, I'll take my money back and somehow find something when I arrive." Guess what? They told me it would be 2-3 DAYS before I'd see my $663! That's pretty much all I had, how was I supposed to get a room now?! They had no solution for me, citing the bank handles it and it is out of their hands.

My only hope was to let them try to get me a room. I asked when they would get back to me and they would not give me any idea. The man just kept saying, "give me time" and wouldn't specify how much. Meanwhile, I needed to get up early to start driving in the morning. So I called TripAdvisor and relayed the whole story. They feigned regret and seemed like they were going to be helpful by calling CancelOn with me on the line. I thought they would handle it but NO they basically got a manager (a man named "Steve") and turned it over to ME! Steve already knew my story and offered no additional info except that the refund would be more like 3-10 days, which was even worse! Then he SCOLDED ME for not opening their "Your Input Needed" email more promptly!

At no time did the woman at TripAdvisor break in to try and resolve anything or even defend me, her customer. They never did find me a room of course, and I couldn't wait because I had to start driving to my destination. I had to borrow money to cover costs until my refund came from them. I am horrified at the deceitful, unorganized, un-business like manner with which this whole transaction was handled.