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NEW:
EXPEDIA and RyanAir (a fatal combination for travelers). Some people are not
happy with RyanAir. Visit:
www.RyanAirCampaign.org
NEW NEW NEW: the victims of EXPEDIA's blog is not longer listed in GOOGLE
search. It seems
that EXPEDIA's
friends are controlling internet traffic to prevent people to reach
this site. Alert your relatives and friends before they are scammed by
EXPEDIA
My case or how
EXPEDIA tried to scam me (1,254.95 U$D).
Read a letter sent to
EXPEDIA's top EXECUTIVES
I bought (online from USA) a roundtrip
from Europe to South America. For this trip I needed a paper ticket (not
e-ticket) that EXPEDIA failed to deliver to me (one ticket was lost and the
second was sent me to a wrong address - I provided the right address- ). I
have proof of this (tracking number from UPS). Anyway, one of their
representative advised me by phone to go to Europe and they will arrange
with the airline I get a ticket at the airport. They never did it. I called
to EXPEDIA many times from Europe and the airline that I was supposed to
travel with (KLM) also contacted EXPEDIA. EXPEDIA never did anything to
solve that problem that EXPEDIA generated and they didn't give me another
solution. I had to buy (in Europe) another ticket from a different travel
agency and I had to spend 15 extra days in Europe plus one extra week in
South America. I've also lost many days at my job. I had lost a lot of money
and my trips were useless because I had to use the money I had to solve this
problem instead of enjoying my trips. TO MAKE IT SHORT, I WAS ABANDONED IN
EUROPE BY EXPEDIA AFTER THEY FAILED TO PROVIDE ME A TICKET I HAD ALREADY
PAID WITH MY CREDIT CARD.
EXPEDIA claims that it was my fault (It is a lie because I have e-mails
from the airline telling me that EXPEDIA never arranged my trip). EXPEDIA
claims that they had put all the information in the airline system. But when
I asked where and when they cannot give me that information. I have
documentations showing how many times I called them (and copies of e-mails I
sent to them), I also have an e-mail from the airline telling me that
EXPEDIA never contacted them and never put on their system the information
necessary to issue me new ticket from Europe. I showed that documentation to
EXPEDIA but EXPEDIA just ignore it and never made an attempt to contact the
airline. Why? because EXPEDIA can lie to customers but it cannot lie to the
airline.
In summary, EXPEDIA charged my credit card for 1,254.96
U$D for a ticket that was never delivered. They advised me to go to EUROPE.
Once I was in Europe, EXPEDIA abandoned me there at my own with no ticket.
I had to re-schedule my trips by my own and I had to buy a new ticket from
another travel agency in Europe to complete my trips. EXPEDIA ignored my
complaints when I was abroad . After I came back to USA, EXPEDIA tried to
keep the money EXPEDIA charged in my credit card for that ticket I never had
a chance to use. EXPEDIA lied to me many times and tried to keep money from
my credit card in a fraudulent way. Thanks to my credit card I could
recover (after almost 7 month) the full amount of that ticket but I suffered
huge monetary loss due to that trouble that EXPEDIA generated.
This was EXPEDIA's official response to my case:
During my trip (before returning to USA). One of
EXPEDIA's supervisor "admitted" that it was EXPEDIA's fault and told me to
submit all the receipts I had for "extra expenses" . This was done by
phone, however he also sent me an e-mail confirming the address where I had
to send it. (read
that e-mail). I sent to EXPEDIA all my receipts and a detailed amount of
all my expenses. But it was another lie, EXPEDIA's "customer advisor team"
(a higher level than supervisors) denied all responsibilities.
1) First, EXPEDIA try make it look as if it was my fault and they
reimbursed me part of the ticket (800 U$D) they never delivered (read
the e-mail EXPEDIA sent to me). Is this fair? Does it make sense? Why
EXPEDIA will reimburse money if it they are sure it was my fault? They just
tried to make me happy with 800 U$D and actually steal part of my money (>
400 U$D) because EXPEDIA actually never provided the service (this is simply
fraud).
2) EXPEDIA tried to steal the rest of the money. It didn’t work: With the
help of my credit card (VISA) I recovered another 429.99 U$D.
3) At this point, EXPEDIA still kept 59.99 because EXPEDIA charged my
credit card in a way to cheat me and my credit card (see
details). It didn’t work again. With the help of my credit card I
recovered the rest 59.99 U$D. This was after almost 7 months. Does an honest
company keep customers money for seven months? This long delay only showed
that EXPEDIA tried to steal (and failed) my money no matter what. I could
recover that money because my credit card fought for me and because I showed
them overwhelming evidence of EXPEDIA’s lies.
4) EXPEDIA claims that I could not use the ticket I bought because the
airline gave me wrong information. If this is true, EXPEDIA can provide me
with names and dates when EXPEDIA contacted the airline to arrange for my
trip. If I have that information I can stop bothering EXPEDIA and complain
to the airline. Moreover, EXPEDIA can show that is an honest organization
that care about their customers. I asked many times for this information but
EXPEDIA was not able or did not want to give that information. Why? Because
in fact, EXPEDIA never arranged my trip, thus, EXPEDIA has no proof of what
they claim. EXPEDIA can contact the airline and clear this point with them:
EXPEDIA never attempted to contact KLM.
5) I forwarded to EXPEDIA e-mails from the airline where the airline
tells me that they tried to contact EXPEDIA and EXPEDIA never responded (Read
the e-mail from KLM). EXPEDIA responses were several “automated”
responses (since early april-2006) telling me that someone “in the
appropriate department” is working on my case. But no one from EXPEDIA
called me or e-mailed me after that. Even after showing them
another letter from KLM
telling me that EXPEDIA never attempted to arrange my trip EXPEDIA ignore my
complaints.
6) When I asked for proof that EXPEDIA indeed contacte KLM to arrange my
trip I received
THIS E-MAIL (more lies)
7) The last thing EXPEDIA did was to
disable my
account I had with them (and I used to send e-mail to them) and
completely ignore my e-mails I sent using another e-mail address.
This was the very last message from EXPEDIA:
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From:
Expedia Travel Support <Travel@customercare.expedia.com>
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Mailed-By:
customercare.expedia.com |
To: xxxxxx@z2mail.com
Date: Jul 19, 2006 10:34 AM
Subject: Re: Other questions,
comments, or feedback - Case ID: [REQ:26607842]
I wish to apologize for the fact that you have not been
contacted. I have once again forwarded your request to the appropriate
department and have earmarked it
with high priority, within 72 hours you should have a response.
If you have further questions regarding this concern, feel free to reply
to this e-mail or contact
Expedia.com customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference case ID
26607842. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (http://www.Expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
In response to my message: :
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From: xxx < xxx@zmail.com>
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Mailed-By: zmail.com |
To:
Expedia Travel Support <Travel@customercare.expedia.com>
Date: Jul 19, 2006 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: Other questions,
comments, or feedback - Case ID: [REQ:26607842]2
Dear Sir/Madam
(Case ID: [REQ:21826350]
It has been around one month since I received this
e-mail from you regarding the e-mail address or postal address of your
CEOs and regarding documentation proving that EXPEDIA indeed provided the
information to KLM (as you claim).
Why are you denying me that information?
Comment: I was updating my web site:(http://www.victimsofexpedia.com),
as usual I'm asking you to tell me if something I put there is wrong.
Please visit the site regularly and just tell me if you find something
that is wrong or untrue.
Sincerely
XXXXXX
Of course, They never contacted me
again.
If you that think that what I'm
writing here is not true. Ask EXPEDIA by yourself (travel@customercare.expedia.com
,
travel@expedia.com)
and/or read carefully all the documentation in related websites.
ON
AUGUST-13-2007 (> one year after the last message from EXPEDIA
representative) I sent this letter to one of EXPEDIA's CEO
. NO RESPONSE so
far. A failure to respond only means that EXPEDIA's executives are fully
supporting their deceptive business practice.
I
just edited (to remove) personal data :
(Name of one of EXPEDIA’s CEO)
Chief executive officer
******@expedia.com
I found your e-mail address in the internet. I writing since it is going to
be almost one year after I received an e-mail from one of your
representatives in response to my e-mail regarding my case. My case is too
gruesome in detail that I’m running a website to alert people about how bad
EXPEDIA is and how they tried to scam me (http://www.vistimsofexpedia.com/mycase.htm)
. I have no other possible explanation for all EXPEDIA has done after they
failed to arrange one of my trip.
I’m pretty sure you
know about my case (Case ID: [REQ:21826350]). Just in case, I’m sending this
e-mail to you in order to document I tried to reach the highest level at
EXPEDIA.com in order to solve my case.
I doubt you will
ever answer this e-mail because I think you are familiar with my case (did
you ever look for “expedia complaints” in Google or Yahoo?
Below are copies of
the latest messages I send to and I received from EXPEDIA.
Sincerely Yours
truly,
XXXX, XXXXX
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Expedia Travel Support |
Sat, Jun 17, 2006 at
2:10 PM
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To:******@gmail.com |
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Dear Expedia Customer,
Thank you for contacting
Expedia.com.
We have forwarded your request to the appropriate department and
you will receive a response from that department within 72 hours.
If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this e-mail or
contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference
case ID <26607842>. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (<http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp>)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Sydney
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
-----Original Message-----
From:
Sent: 6/17/2006 6:59:21 PM
To:
travel@customercare.expedia.com
Subject: Other questions, comments, or feedback - Case ID:
[REQ:26607842]
* TPID: 1
* Name: XXXXXXX
* TUID: Guest
* E-mail Address:
*******@gmail.com
* Phone Numbers:
+1 (XXX) XXX XXXX
* Itinerary Number:
* Subject: Other questions, comments, or feedback
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* Comment:
To whom it might concern
I would appreciate you can send me the e-mail address of your CEO
or where I can write a letter to him/her. I promise I will write to
him/her only once to tell my story and ask for documentation your
customer support team is denying me. Sorry again to write to many
EXPEDIA's different e-mail addresses about my unresolved case (Case
ID: [REQ:21826350] .
I will continue to ask for documentation that proves that EXPEDIA
indeed released the information to KLM as you claim. I need this
information to pursue my case.
As you might know, my website devoted to alert people about how bad
your company and how you can ruin people's trip is active and had
many visitors.
I have added another page to my website (http://www.victimsofexpedia.com/FAQs).
As usual, I'm asking you to read it and tell me if something I wrote
there is wrong.
I received a couple of horrible stories from people that used
EXPEDIA. I'll publish there but to be fair, I'm asking you if you
want to read the stories and contact the sender before I publish
them.
Sincerely your |
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*********
<*******@gmail.com> |
Wed, Jul 19, 2006 at
10:23 AM
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To: Expedia Travel Support |
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Dear Sir/Madam
(Case ID: [REQ:21826350]
It has been around one month since I received this e-mail from you
regarding the e-mail address or postal address of your CEOs and
regarding documentation proving that EXPEDIA indeed provided the
information to KLM (as you claim).
Why are you denying me that information?
Comment: I was updating my web site:(http://www.victimsofexpedia.com),
as usual I'm asking you to tell me if something I put there is
wrong. Please visit the site regularly and just tell me if you find
something that is wrong or untrue.
Sincerely
XXX XXXXXX
[Quoted text hidden]
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(PERSONAL DATA REMOVED) |
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Expedia Travel Support |
Wed, Jul 19, 2006 at
10:34 AM
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To: *******@gmail.com |
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Dear XXXXX, XXXXX,
Thank you for contacting
Expedia.com.
I wish to apologize for the fact that you have not been contacted.
I have once again forwarded your request to the appropriate
department and have earmarked it with high priority, within 72 hours
you should have a response.
If you have further questions regarding this concern, feel free to
reply to this e-mail or contact
Expedia.com customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference
case ID 26607842. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (http://www.Expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Melody
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
-----Original Message-----
From: XXXX XXXXXXXX
Sent: 7/19/2006
3:28:46 PM
To: Expedia Travel Support <Travel@customercare.expedia.com>
Subject: Re: Other questions, comments, or feedback - Case ID:
[REQ:26607842]
Dear Sir/Madam
(Case ID: [REQ:21826350]
It has been around one month since I received this e-mail from you
regarding the e-mail address or postal address of your CEOs and
regarding documentation proving that EXPEDIA indeed provided the
information to KLM (as you claim).
Why are you denying me that information?
Comment: I was updating my web site:(
http://www.victimsofexpedia.com
), as usual I'm asking you to tell me
if something I put there is wrong. Please visit the site regularly
and
just tell me if you find something that is wrong or untrue.
Sincerely
XXXXX, XXXXXX
On
6/17/06, Expedia Travel Support > wrote:
Dear Expedia Customer,
Thank you for contacting
Expedia.com .
We have forwarded your request to the appropriate department and
you
will receive a response from that department within 72 hours.
If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this e-mail or
contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference
case
ID . You can also visit the
Expedia.com
"Customer Support" page ( >) for more customer
[Quoted text hidden] |
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These are
gruesome details of tricks and strategies EXPEDIA used when they tried to
scam me
1) HOW EXPEDIA FALSELY PROMOTE THEIR SERVICES
In their
web page EXPEDIA claims:
“Send us an e-mail.
Aside from credit card transactions and some types of exchanges, we can
handle most inquiries via e-mail. Send us your question and we'll get back
to you within four hours.”
I had sent several e-mail to this “web-based e- mail”
for customer support asking real support since EXPEDIA failed to provide me
a ticket they charged in my credit card:
I never get any response from them when they failed to
arrange my trip. THIS IS A FORM OF FALSELY PROMOTE THEIR SERVICE
2) HOW EXPEDIA USES AUTOMATIC RESPONSES TO LIE
TO CUSTOMERS
When you complain, EXPEDIA use automated response to
make you believe they are taking care of you.
LOOK AT THIS:
I had sent the same message twice to EXPEDIA's web
based e-mail address and here are their automated response:
Dear Mr. XXXXX,
Thank you for your reply.
We apologize for the delay in regards to your case. As per your email, I was
able to verify that your case is being investigated by the appropriate
department; we will be contacting you as soon as a resolution is met. We
appreciate your patience regarding this matter.
If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this e-mail or contact
Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference case ID 24817800.
You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com
Joe
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
-----Original Message-----
From:
Sent: 3/22/2006
1:20:26 PM
To:
travel@customercare.expedia.com
Subject: Where is my refund? - Case ID: [REQ:24817800]
Another example:
Dear
Expedia Customer,
Thank you for contacting us about your refund request.
We apologize for the delay in regards to your case. As per your email, I was
able to verify that the appropriate department is investigating your case;
we will be contacting you as soon as a resolution is met. We appreciate your
patience regarding this matter.
If you have further questions regarding this issue, feel free to reply to
this e-mail or contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and
reference case ID 21826350. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Dorian
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
-----Original Message-----
From: XXXXX
Sent: 3/22/2006
1:24:35 PM
To:
travel@customercare.expedia.com
Subject: Expedia Promise questions or comments - Case ID: [REQ:24817927]
After this automated responses I never received any other messages
THIS IS A PROOF THAT EXPEDIA GENERATES AUTOMATED
RESPONSE TO MAKE CUSTOMERS BELIEVE THEY ARE TAKING CARE OF YOUR CASE.
3) HOW EXPEDIA CHEATS USING CREDIT CARDS
One of the ticket I bought from expedia was for
1,254.95 U$D + 35 U$D for an insurance of this trip
Ticket price including taxes and fee = 1,229.96,
Booking fee = 5.00, Dlivery fee = 19,99, Insurance = 35.00
EXPEDIA charged my credit card for 2 transactions one
of 1,229.96 U$D and the other for 59.99 U$D. See the details:
SERVICE
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Tam
9571276932460 Atlanta Ga |
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Transaction Date: |
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09/09/05 |
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Posting
Date: |
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09/12/05 |
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Amount: |
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$1,229.96 |
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Reference Number: |
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24717055253582533314406 |
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Description: |
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Expedia*travel
800-367-3476 Nv |
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Transaction Date: |
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09/10/05 |
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Posting
Date: |
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09/12/05 |
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Amount: |
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$59.99 |
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Reference Number: |
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24692165253000341304556 |
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This ticket was never delivered in a timely manner.
So, I lost my trip and I had no chance to use the insurance associated with
this trip.
After a long dispute EXPEDIA reimbursed me 800 U$D and
my credit credit card could only reimbursed me 429.96 U$D.
THAT MEANS THAT EXPEDIA STOLE from my credit card
59.99 U$D for a service that was never provided.
Only after a long dispute with my credit
card. VISA forced EXPEDIA to reimburse me that 59.99 U$D that EXPEDIA
attempted to steal from my credit card.
Lesson : Check how EXPEDIA charge you
credit card. EXPEDIA might "mistakenly" keep money.
4) HOW EXPEDIA LIE
(Part 1)
My
case is regarding two tickets I bought from EXPEDIA (see detail
here)
EXPEDIA never delivered one of them in a timely manner, but they advised me
to make the first trip because they would take care of the second trip by
contacting KLM (ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES) in
Europe in order to make possible my second trip. However, when I
arrived to Europe,
KLM was never contacted. I immediately sent an e-mail to EXPEDIA but they
never answered my e-mail. I talk by phone but they couldn’t fix the problem.
So, I was abandoned by EXPEDIA in Europe.
Below
are partial transcripts of late e-mail from expedia and KLM showing how
EXPEDIA lies to customers.
“An
e-mail was received from you on October 4 requesting information to be sent
to KLM. Our agent released the record to KLM and sent an e-mail confirming
this information.”
This
was the e-mail EXPEDIA claim they sent to me:
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Dear XXXXXX,
I have released the information over to the airline. If you contact them
now, they should have all they need to issue you another ticket.
If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this e-mail or
contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference case
ID 21791114. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support"
page for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Melonie
Expedia.com Customer Support Team |
HOWEVER, I NEVER
RECEIVED THIS E-MAIL. MOREOVER, WHEN I CONTACTED KLM (The airline) one of
their agents sent me this E-MAIL:
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Dear Mr.
XXXXX,
We thank you for your emails regarding your journey with KLM and we
apologize for any inconvenience caused.
First we would like to apologize for the late replay due to the wait of
the historical search regarding your case.We can inform you that on
the 3rd of October 2005
KLM contacted your travel agent (EXPEDIA) (to insert all applicable
information to your booking number to be able to issue a new ticket. KLM
also adviced that a fee of EUR 65.00 would be charged. According to our
historical search we can not see any response back from your travel
agent (“EXPEDIA”). We advice you to take your claim to your travel
agent (“EXPEDIA”) and they are welcome to contact us. We sincerely hope
that your experiences will not deter you from flying with our company in
the future.
Yours sincerely,
KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES
(KLM agent)
Customer Care
North Europe |
This is a
proof that EXPEDIA did not gave the information to KLM, in other word they
charged my credit card for a trip that I never had a chance to take.
Until now
(June-2007), EXPEDIA does not want to accept their responsibility.
My credit
card reimbursed me part me part of the money, but EXPEDIA still took part in
a fraudulent way. Later on (6-7 month), I could recover the full amount of
that ticket.
5) HOW EXPEDIA LIE
(Part 2)
Here are some letters you can use as
models if you want to lie to a customer that is complaining about something
that your company was never delivered to him/her or about poor customer
support or if she/he is asking for some information. They are real letters
EXPEDIA sent to me. They are pretty neat, well written and the customer
will believe that you are a honest company with a great customer support
team. Of course they only work for a while but it will give you time to
steal money or attempt to steal money for several months. You can replace
anything highlighted in yellow for
you convenience. Sentences highlighted in
pink makes the letters really believable.
November 8, 2005
Re: case number 21826350
Dear Mr.XXXXX,
Your case has been forwarded to me for further research I understand that
there were some issues with regards to the delivery of your paper tickets.
I am researching all the documentation and the fax that was sent to my
department. I will contact you directly after completing my investigation.
If you have any further questions or comments, please feel free to reply to
this e-mail.
Sincerely,
zzzzzzzzzz
Sr. Research Specialist
Customer Advisory Department
Expedia, Inc.
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Comment: after this letter you can ignore
the customer for several weeks then you can write others like this:
Date: Apr 19, 2006 5:59 PM
Dear Expedia Customer
(You can even ignore the name of the
customer),
Thank you for contacting us about your concern.
Your case has been worked by the appropriate department and they will
respond to you as soon as possible.
If you have further questions regarding this issue, feel free to reply to
this e-mail or contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and
reference case ID 21826350. You can also visit the
Expedia.com “Customer Support” page (http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Jyla (the name you put here does not
matter, the customer will never be able to contact Jyla again)
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
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Date: Apr 20, 2006 2:49 AM
Dear
Expedia.com Customer,
Thank you for contacting
Expedia.com with feedback on your recent experience using our services.
Your comments are important to us, and we regret that your experience using
Expedia.com was not to your
satisfaction. Please be assured that the entire team at
Expedia.com is dedicated to not only providing the most efficient, user
friendly, and accurate travel application, but also to the highest standards
of support for
our members.
If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this e-mail or contact
Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference case ID: 25408694.
You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (<http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp>)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Patricia (the name you put here does not
matter, the customer will never be able to contact Patricia again)
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
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Date:
Apr 24, 2006 12:19 PM
(please note the date five months later
and the customer is still complaining )
Dear Mr.
XXXXX,
Thank you for contacting
Expedia.com regarding your request.
We have forwarded your concerns to the appropriate department and will
respond to you as soon as possible.
If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this e-mail or contact
Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference case ID
21826350. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Alcina (or choose another friendly
first name, the customer will not know anyway)
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
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Date:
Apr 28, 2006 6:13 AM (please note the date
is now almost six months later and the customer is still complaining )
Dear
Expedia (you can put your company
name here) Customer,
Thank you for contacting us about your request.
As previously advised to you, this case is being handled by the appropriate
department and will respond to you as soon as possible. Again, we apologize
for the any inconvenience you have experienced and we appreciate your
patience regarding this matter.
If you have further questions regarding this issue, feel free to reply to
this e-mail or contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and
reference case ID 25577274. You can
also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (<http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp>)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Wendy (as
usual choose another friendly first name, the customer will not know anyway)
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
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Use small variation of this letters:
Date:
Apr 19, 2006 6:21
PM
Dear Expedia Customer,
Thank you for contacting us about your flight tickets.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
We have checked on the documentations of
your record and verified that your concern has been escalated to the
appropriate department for review.
You will be updated with the details either via email or through a phone
call. Expedia Customer Support is available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week at 1-800-EXPEDIA (1-800-397-3342) or 1-404-728-8787. Kindly have
your itinerary number 114034295485 and Case ID 21826350 ready when you call
us.
If you have further questions regarding this issue, feel free to reply to
this e-mail or contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and
reference Case ID 25403497. You can also visit the
Expedia.com "Customer Support" page (http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more Customer Service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Cindy
Expedia.com Customer Support Team
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Date:
Apr 20, 2006 5:11 AM
Dear Expedia Customer,
Thank you for contacting us about your concern.
Your case is already being worked by the appropriate department and they
will respond to you as soon as possible. We
have been able to verify that this matter is being researched by a member of
our Customer Advisory Department. (I
highlighted this part because it will really make the customer believe that
this particular agent look at your case)
If you have further questions regarding this issue, feel free to reply to
this e-mail or contact Expedia customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and
reference case ID 21826350. You can also visit the
Expedia.com “Customer Support” page (http://www.expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank you for choosing
Expedia.com.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date:
Jul 19, 2006 10:34 AM
Dear XXXXX
Thank
you for contacting
Expedia.com
I wish to apologize for
the fact that you have not been contacted. I
have once again forwarded your request to the appropriate department and
have earmarked it with high priority, within 72 hours you should have a
response.
If you have further questions regarding this concern, feel free to reply to
this e-mail or contact
Expedia.com
customer services at 1-800-397-3342 and reference case ID 26607842. You can
also visit the
Expedia.com
"Customer Support" page (http://www.Expedia.com/daily/service/default.asp)
for more customer service information.
Thank
you for choosing
Expedia.com.
Melody
Of course, after all this letters your company can simply ignore the
customer and keep all the money you can take from him/her and NEVER, NEVER,
NEVER reimburse a penny as compensation
This case proves EXPEDIA tried to scam me.
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