I booked a trip through Priceline.com today and I don't know why I even bother with this company anymore. They are masters at the bait and swtich and this has happened on more than one occasion. For the reservation I booked in December, we just booked the hotel for this trip. We asked for a 3 star ...
At the recommendation of a colleague I gave PRiceline a try for an upcoming business trip to Denver. I was searching for a hotel in Denver. Priceline gave me specific area options for the search. This all went well. However, after my hotel price was accepted and confirmed, the confirmation e-mail ...
My wife and I both had the same idea to book a hotel for a couple days while her parents were in town. We bothed booked on priceline with the choose your own price option. Boy were we upset when we found out we both had the same idea. We called Priceline's customer service, but they said they ...
I reserved a hotel in New Orleans using Priceline. Later I learned that the hotel, through its own website, offered a better room at a lower rate — amounting to over $200 savings for the stay had I booked through the Hotel's website instead of Priceline. I cancelled the Priceline reservation and ...
On 6/28/07, I reserved a resort through Priceline and was billed $77/per evening through “name your personal price.” I'd originally bid $60, but was informed by Priceline when I included $17 more, they might try again. Because my purpose was to obtain a space with 2 king bedrooms, I had been ok ...
I made hotel accomodations totalling $249.08 on 11/01/05. At the time, priceline.com offered an email address and phone number for customer service. First of all, you can't reach a human being, which is a sign of fraud. Their phone and email system was circular. Even now, at the time of this ...