June 14 — I sought to buy 3 airline tickets from Washington, DC that always involve a layover in a midwest city, as the final destination is a northern Michigan airport, Pellston, serviced by several airports around the midwest. My bid to Priceline was for both legs of the trip, and my bid of $375 ...
I have been scammed twice by Priceline.com. The facts are as follows: Incident One: I booked a flight through Priceline and bid on a rental car. The rental car bid did not go through. I received no confirmation. Immediately thereafter, I was informed by the party whom I was visiting that the trip ...
I specifically called Priceline.com's customer service line to confirm that what the website said is true — if you accept a flight/hotel rate and the time does not work for you to fly, that you can change it for an additional fee. I was told for $68 it is no problem at all to change the outgoing ...
Priceline.com kicked me off their site after I input my credit card information for a plane ticket for my mom and then increased the price when I returned to the website. This is a scam because based on information from other people, they can then resell the ticket if I do not use it. Imagine this ...
Priceline delivered an itinerary that flew me into a different airport than I requested. The hotel that was in the package was close to the original airport. The arrival time at the alternate airport was after all rental car companies are closed. There is no way to get from the airport to the hotel ...
On November 26 I attempted to bid for a 2.5 star hotel room in Charlotte, North Carolina, University Area for 2 consecutive days in January. When I bid a certain amount, Priceline mandated that I change the itinerary of my trip in order to receive a chance at a second bid. I had no choice but to ...