A Tempe woman is wondering where her $1,200 is after Expedia approved the money for her non-refundable booking but no sign of the cash. Ruth Springob had to cancel her hotel reservation for Colorado, worth $1,200, and was told she'd get her money back. Caught between the travel site and her credit card company, Springob turned to Gary Harper and On Your Side for help.
Tempe Resident Awaits Expedia Refund
A Tempe woman is reportedly still waiting for a $1,200 refund from Expedia following a trip cancellation. The traveler, identified as a Tempe resident, booked a trip that was subsequently canceled.
According to the report, the cancellation led to a refund being approved by Expedia. However, the woman states she has not yet received the $1,200 owed to her. The specific reasons for the delay in receiving the approved refund are not detailed in the provided information.
The situation highlights a potential issue for travelers who are expecting reimbursements from online travel agencies. The case involves a significant amount of money, and the resident is seeking the return of her funds after the initial approval of the refund. Further details regarding the timeline of the booking, cancellation, and the period of waiting for the refund were not provided.
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