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I will not use Travelocity again. They will not work with you to find a reasonable alternative - just a bunch of hot air why they CAN'T help you. Report inappropriate content
Answer 1 of 7: I booked (and paid for) a flight in May for a trip to Chile early next year. I have since spent about 10 hours on the phone on 7 different occasions due to 'flight changes'. I find out about these issues by Travelocity sending a generic...
You might try to email her at michelle.peluso@travelocity.com. I am assuming that she lives in TX. In the general area of Southlake there is a residential phone number available for only one person named Peluso, and you can get that number online or from directory assistance.
It sounds like Travelocity was simply informing you of the rules associated with the airfare tha you purchased. These rules are governed by the airline, not the agency you may have purchased the ticket from.
Travelocity is not alone in that regard. In fact, almost every website you go to nowadays installs cookies "in your computer". If that's your sole basis for recommending against using a website, then that's going to seriously restrict the number of sites you allow yourself to visit.
Answer 21 of 99: I needed to change a flight I booked with Travelocity last week due to a death in the family. After THREE HOURS on the phone with them, I finally gave up. Not only would they NOT change my flight (because they'd issued me a paper ticket, God...
Answer 1 of 7: I booked (and paid for) a flight in May for a trip to Chile early next year. I have since spent about 10 hours on the phone on 7 different occasions due to 'flight changes'. I find out about these issues by Travelocity sending a generic...
