If you’ve had a less-than-satisfactory experience with Expedia—whether it's a booking issue, refund delay, or customer service problem—you have every right to file a complaint. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process and ensure your voice is heard.
Your first step should always be to try and resolve the issue with Expedia’s customer support. You can reach them through several channels:
Phone Support: Call Expedia customer service at +1-844-876-4013. This number connects you directly with their support team, which is available 24/7.
Online Chat: Visit the Expedia Help Center to use the live chat option.
Email or Message: You can also message them through their website or app under “Support.”
Be sure to have your booking confirmation number, travel details, and any supporting documentation ready to speed up the process.
Expedia offers an online resolution center for addressing specific issues like cancellations, refunds, or itinerary errors. Log in to your account, go to "My Trips," select the booking, and click on "Need Help?" to initiate a complaint ticket.
If your issue remains unresolved after contacting customer support:
Ask to Speak to a Supervisor: During your call to +1-844-876-4013, request to escalate the issue to a higher-level representative.
Write a Formal Complaint: Address your complaint to Expedia’s corporate office or email it through their website contact form.
Social Media: Posting on platforms like Twitter or Facebook often prompts a quicker response. Be clear, concise, and respectful in your messaging.
If you're still not satisfied, consider lodging a complaint with:
Better Business Bureau (BBB) at www.bbb.org
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at www.reportfraud.ftc.gov
Your local consumer protection agency or travel regulatory body
Keep records of all communication.
Be specific about what resolution you are seeking—whether it’s a refund, voucher, or apology.
Be patient but persistent.
Need Immediate Help?
Call Expedia Customer Service at +1-844-876-4013 to speak with a representative now.