Posted by AFranco
So, just for the record. Here's how Priceline handled my situation. My wife and I planned a trip to Italy months ago. I read a history of the Medici family and Inferno. 24 hours before, we booked our check-in. Wife was fine; mine said need to see more documents. My passport doesn't expire until June 10, 2023. I dont travel much internationally, thought I was fine. Not so, I couldn't go. I tried our Passport bureau that day, no way. Finally, have Congressional friend who was able to squeeze me in and get a new passport. Called the airlines. They told me to contact Priceline. Contacted Priceline, they told me to call the airlines. All I want it was to get to Italy and take that second round of the trip back home. No, they said I was a no-show, which I wasn't. I showed up; I knew nothing about the 3 to 6 months before Italy. My passport was not expired. And they said because I was a no-show the whole trip is null and void. It is April 5th; my wife is there by herself. I only wanted to get there and meet her and take the second half home. How can you charge me for me for all of this trip when I'm not a "no-show". We paid money for no services rendered. I want to go to Italy and take the other half home. I'm not paying for another round-trip; a lot of this is on you.
