Expedia: Returning flight missing

[Mohammadpj]

Hi I booked a flight+hotel for Bahamas on March Break through Expedia.com. I received a confirmation email that said that it’s a roundtrip flight but the returning flight was missing. I called them and their costumer care transferred me to his supervisor. He said that it’s not your fault and he is going to discuss that with his colleagues and reach out to me within 48 hours. Nothing happened. The Second time I contacted them and told them about the issue. They told me to book a flight on my own and they will provide a refund for that. Which obviously I declined. Third time I contacted them through Facebook and they told me that I book the flight on my own. Elliott is working on my case rightnow. Although I have a confirmation email that says that it’s a roundtrip flight, do you think that it’s normal for a brand like Expedia and still not answering its costumers?

 

[Neil Maley]

No it’s not normal. And you did the right thing by not booking another ticket and waiting for a refund but trying to get them to fix it. But don’t wait too long - push them.

We have a company contacts tab on top of our pages. Read the info on the main page on how to write (leaving a week in between your letters). Since you have already dealt with Customer Service, write to the first executive shown
and tell him that time is of the essence and you were not called back as promised.

Give it a week for a response- they move to the next.

In the future- check prices on Expedia and book directly with the airline.

 

[Carrie Livingston]

@Neil Maley , @Mohammadpj stated that Elliott is currently working on it. If that's the case, @Mohammadpj I think you need to let them work on it. You contacting the execs may complicate the issue. Unless your advocate on Elliott advised you to post on the forums.

 

[Mohammadpj]

@Neil Maley , @Mohammadpj stated that Elliott is currently working on it. If that's the case, @Mohammadpj I think you need to let them work on it. You contacting the execs may complicate the issue. Unless your advocate on Elliott advised you to post on the forums.

Yes. One of the Advocates requested me to post this. I mean one of your colleagues is working on the case

 

[Neil Maley]

I agree with Carrie- they ask you to post here in case we have other ideas but because time is important here, I think you should wait for the writers - they will be able to get things addressed much faster.

 

[John Galbraith]

@Neil Maley , @Mohammadpj stated that Elliott is currently working on it. If that's the case, @Mohammadpj I think you need to let them work on it. You contacting the execs may complicate the issue. Unless your advocate on Elliott advised you to post on the forums.

Just to clarify Dwayne has already contacted the company.

Mohammad - don't contact the execs at this time, as Carrie says that will only complicate matters. If however you don't anywhere i.e if there is no response even after Dwayne has chased it then do feel free to post again.