BeepBooking.com under fire as hundreds of complaints lodged with Fair Trading
ZephorahI’ve dealt with booking.com. Sent pics of what was clearly a homeless flophouse and not a vacation rental.
Customer service: were denying your refund claim because the manager says what you said and the pics you sent are not true.
„The room I booked said sea view and own bathroom. The one I got the key for has a shared bathroom outside and there’s a wall outside the window. Also, it hasn’t been cleaned. There’s nobody here and they don’t answer the phone“
Booking.com human, after arguing with their moronic AI for a while: I am sorry, all I can offer you is a 10% refund.
Straight up charge back. Then sue them for fraud.
sp3ctr4lCharge back will have no fees, and theyre not going to come after you for the money legally as they know theyre in the wrong.
And in many ciuntries defending this is also free, except for time.
I was talking about the ‘and then sue them’ part.
Sueing someone… is an ‘offensive’ legal action, its something you initiate, not ‘defend’ against.
Oh god no, yeah suing them is stupid.
Just chargeback. Thatll cause booking.com endless trouble in itself.