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Canceling an order cost about 4-6% in exchange rate every time... they make a profit out of it, boycot ebay that's what i'm doing
Tip for consumers:
not do business with them
Products used:
ebay usa
After booking by mistake to that place i cancel within a minute and receive an email that confirm my cancellation without penalty, it was a lie and after 2 months i still did not receive my refund of 300$ and that is a lot of money, understand that i did cancel after 1 minute and receive confirmation of my cancellation but still Expedia kept the money pretending that they send me a refund and it's not true they never produce any proof even after 10 emails asking for a proof of refund they just stop answering me and never refund me, they keep the money
I never ever had a problem with hotels reservation in my life and Expedia as stole my money from me
The most despicable hotel management i have ever encountered in my life
Stay away it will be better for you Expedia cannot be trust with your credit card they just steal from their clients.
To think they charge 200$ a months for a premium service is ridicul, many time i will expose an author for is article only to get erase right away because the author will not accept to be criticise and it's a very powerful proof of how bias seeking alpha is, they don't deserve to be trusted. Lots of better ways to blow your money imo
After making a reservation in an hotel using hotel.com by mistake a cancel the reservation within 2 minute and receive a confirmation of a cancellation without having to pay for the cancellation.
After my vacation i came back home and realise that i did get charge on my credit card and email the hotel about that, the hotel send me an email telling me that they did not charge me and that i should get in contact with expedia.
After an exchange of email they (the hotel) finally decided to get in contact with hotel.com to tell them to refund me and hotel.com sent me an email telling me that they issue a refund to my credit card and that was 3 weeks ago and still i did not receive my refund on my credit card, today i sent another email to the hotel and to hotel.com about this and i'm waiting for a reply.
My guess is hotel.com did take my money right away and decided to play the statistic regarding people fighting to get their money back, it's just business for hotel.com to take advantage of us and get away with it.
Every hotel in the world who care about their guess and their reputation should not do business with the likes of hotel.com period
Better do reservation directly with hotel instead of using hotel.com imo
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