A colleague and I separately booked flights for a trip on Sept 16, returning Sept 19. Upon receiving our receipts, the travel was booked for Oct 14, returning Oct 17. Yahoo Travel refuses to admit they made the mistake on their website. They now want $900 (fees and fare change) to book the correct ...
We think we were booked for a vacation to Puerto Vallarta, leaving Sacramento on 5-21-10 through 5-30-10 and staying at Casa Dona Susana. We received an email stating that our flights had changed to depart almost 24 hours later than planned, and from a 12-hour flight to a 24-hour overnight flight ...
I understand that in this day and time I can expect airline flight schedule changes. I have been notified of three changes since I booked a flight to Chiang Mai, Thailand last June. What really amazes me is that Yahoo evidently does not check to make sure these changes work for the passenger. For ...
It has taken four weeks to get Yahoo/Travelocity to agree to a full refund of my $161.18, even though the mess-up was their fault. I will see whether I actually get it in the 7 to 14 days it now takes. I will never use them again. I had to make four phone calls over the four weeks and send one ...
Yahoo! Travel, through Travelocity, charged me a special Internet rate of $52.00 and change for a $38.00 regular-rate room in a less-than-one-star Super 8 motel last weekend in Somerset, KY. Big-name rip-off. ...