03/01/2019
Yesterday I had the experience of dealing with the customer support team at Expedia. I think Expedia must spend hours trainung people on how to P**s people off. After 12 calls being disconnected I finally reached a supervisor by the name of Abraham. On a scale of 1 -10 he would rate a -100 for his ability at customer service. I had to ask him at least 20 times where a hotel was located before he would answer this simple question. I tried to deal with an issue where a hotel was advertised on hotel.com in one location and was an hour and a half away. The customer booked a nonrefundable room and canceled with in five
minutes of receiving confirmation. I tried to assist because this was clearly very deceptive. I don't know how the general public deals with companies like Expedia. I have been in the industry for 30 plus years and it would be a cold day in h-'ll before I would book anything with Expedia or its related companies. It has been a long time since I allowed anyone to raise my blood pressure so high or to get me cussing on the phone. My experience with Expedia customer service can only be stated as gross incompetence. If the supervisor Abraham at Expedia had worked for me he would have fired immediately. The level of incompetence was so high that someone would have to be trained to respond in the way he did to me. Hard to believe intodays world a supervisor in customer service would have no listening skills.
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