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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-23-2009 @ 2:52AM
really? said...
And if you were travelling on official government business, you should have been using the approved travel agent. Had you done that, you would not have had to fight with an on-line agent. And as stated in another response, they put everything out there for you and it's not even in small print! You actually have to check a box stating you read their terms before you can complete the purchase. Bad on you if you didn't. Keep us posted if they do give you a refund. My guess is all the agencies you filed grievence with are laughing with the rest of us.