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 ...
I was negotiating the subject airline tickets and only offered $500 each for two (2) tickets. I agreed to choose an alternate date, which I did and accepted. At no time did I authorize more than $500.00 per ticket (except for airport taxes, etc.). When it came back accepted, I noticed the price per ...
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 ...
This is the biggest scam going. I was warned not to use this service and I went against the advice I received and use priceline anyway. I could not understand why they wanted my credit card information BEFORE they could show me flight itinerary. I placed a bid but could not find a flight for the ...