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Hotels.com Books Me Into Non-Existent Hotel, Doesn’t Really See It As A Problem

Hotels.com Books Me Into Non-Existent Hotel, Doesn’t Really See It As A Problem

By Chris Morran June 8, 2012

UPDATE: Matt tells Consumerist that after we put him in contact with a rep for Hotels.com, he was able to get a full refund. What we still don’t know — and can’t get an answer from Hotels.com on — is whether this hotel still exists. [More]

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DHL Overcharges You $750, Doesn't Refund It Because They "Forgot About It"

DHL Overcharges You $750, Doesn't Refund It Because They "Forgot About It"

By consumerist.com November 16, 2007

When Sue wrote in about DHL and said that she “wouldn’t use their company again on a dare,” she was dead on. If you think receiving packages with DHL is bad, just wait until you try shipping.

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