How do I complain to Expedia?

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How can I complain to Expedia?    
To complain to Expedia, contact their customer service at ☎+(1) ➣(888) ➢ (829) ➤ (0881) (OTA) or ☎+(1)  ➣ (805) ➢ (330) ➤ (4056) . Clearly explain your complaint, providing all relevant booking details and any supporting documentation. Note the date, time, and the representative's name. If you're not satisfied with the initial response, ask to escalate your complaint to a supervisor. Keep records of all communication.    
How do I resolve a dispute with Expedia?    
To resolve an Expedia dispute, gather all booking details and supporting evidence. Contact their customer service at ☎+(1) ➣(888) ➢ (829) ➤ (0881) or ☎+(1)  ➣ (805) ➢ (330) ➤ (4056) . Clearly explain the issue and provide documentation. If the initial response isn't satisfactory, request to escalate the matter to a supervisor. Keep records of all communications. You may also consider filing a dispute with your credit card company if applicable.    
What is the 24 hour policy Expedia?    
Expedia's 24-hour policy primarily applies to flights. For most flights booked through Expedia, you can cancel for a full refund within 24 hours of booking, provided your departure is at least two days away.    
    
For hotels, many offer free cancellation, but the timeframe varies, often up to 24-48 hours before check-in. Vacation packages have varied cancellation terms depending on the components. Always check the specific "Rules and Restrictions" for your booking. Contact Expedia at ☎+(1) ➣(888) ➢ (829) ➤ (0881) (OTA) or ☎+(1)  ➣ (805) ➢ (330) ➤ (4056)  for details on your specific itinerary.    
Where can I file a complaint against Expedia?    
If you're unsatisfied after contacting Expedia at ☎+(1) ➣(888) ➢ (829) ➤ (0881) (OTA) or ☎+(1)  ➣ (805) ➢ (330) ➤ (4056)  and escalating, you have options. File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) online. You can also contact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) via their website to report unfair business practices. For airline-related issues, reach out to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) online. Finally, consider a dispute with your credit card company for unresolved charges.    
    
    
    
 

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