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What happens if:
- I book a non-refundable room on booking.com;
- Credit card is invalid;
- The bank said the transaction failed;
- I cancel the booking.
What about the cancellation fee?
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What happens if:
- I book a non-refundable room on booking.com;
- Credit card is invalid;
- The bank said the transaction failed;
- I cancel the booking.
What about the cancellation fee?
bookings hotels cancellations booking.com
edited Mar 31 at 13:57
dda
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asked Mar 31 at 12:25
Jesse J
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Giorgio, Ali Awan, dda, Newton, choster Apr 3 at 19:39
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If the booking actually failed, there is no booking to cancel. If the booking actually succeeded, you owe the money, whether the credit card is valid or not, because you have a valid non-cancellable booking. If you don't want cancellation penalties, don't book non-refundable bookings.
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Mar 31 at 23:32
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What happens if:
- I book a non-refundable room on booking.com;
- Credit card is invalid;
- The bank said the transaction failed;
- I cancel the booking.
What about the cancellation fee?
bookings hotels cancellations booking.com
edited Mar 31 at 13:57
dda
14.3k32951
asked Mar 31 at 12:25
Jesse J
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What happens if:
- I book a non-refundable room on booking.com;
- Credit card is invalid;
- The bank said the transaction failed;
- I cancel the booking.
What about the cancellation fee?
bookings hotels cancellations booking.com
edited Mar 31 at 13:57
dda
14.3k32951
asked Mar 31 at 12:25
Jesse J
1
edited Mar 31 at 13:57
dda
14.3k32951
edited Mar 31 at 13:57
dda
14.3k32951
edited Mar 31 at 13:57
dda
14.3k32951
14.3k32951
asked Mar 31 at 12:25
Jesse J
1
asked Mar 31 at 12:25
Jesse J
1
asked Mar 31 at 12:25
Jesse J
1
1
closed as unclear what you're asking by Giorgio, Ali Awan, dda, Newton, choster Apr 3 at 19:39
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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If the booking actually failed, there is no booking to cancel. If the booking actually succeeded, you owe the money, whether the credit card is valid or not, because you have a valid non-cancellable booking. If you don't want cancellation penalties, don't book non-refundable bookings.
– Jim MacKenzie
Mar 31 at 23:32
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If the booking actually failed, there is no booking to cancel. If the booking actually succeeded, you owe the money, whether the credit card is valid or not, because you have a valid non-cancellable booking. If you don't want cancellation penalties, don't book non-refundable bookings.
– Jim MacKenzie
Mar 31 at 23:32
If the booking actually failed, there is no booking to cancel. If the booking actually succeeded, you owe the money, whether the credit card is valid or not, because you have a valid non-cancellable booking. If you don't want cancellation penalties, don't book non-refundable bookings.
– Jim MacKenzie
Mar 31 at 23:32
If the booking actually failed, there is no booking to cancel. If the booking actually succeeded, you owe the money, whether the credit card is valid or not, because you have a valid non-cancellable booking. If you don't want cancellation penalties, don't book non-refundable bookings.
– Jim MacKenzie
Mar 31 at 23:32
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The card was declined before the booking was made. Therefore no contact existed, so there never was a booking to cancel. So there cannot be a cancellation fee.
This question has very little to do with travel and might be better posted in Money .
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
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I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
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Apr 1 at 16:51
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The card was declined before the booking was made. Therefore no contact existed, so there never was a booking to cancel. So there cannot be a cancellation fee.
This question has very little to do with travel and might be better posted in Money .
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
– user16259
Apr 1 at 16:51
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The card was declined before the booking was made. Therefore no contact existed, so there never was a booking to cancel. So there cannot be a cancellation fee.
This question has very little to do with travel and might be better posted in Money .
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
– user16259
Apr 1 at 16:51
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up vote
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The card was declined before the booking was made. Therefore no contact existed, so there never was a booking to cancel. So there cannot be a cancellation fee.
This question has very little to do with travel and might be better posted in Money .
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
The card was declined before the booking was made. Therefore no contact existed, so there never was a booking to cancel. So there cannot be a cancellation fee.
This question has very little to do with travel and might be better posted in Money .
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
answered Mar 31 at 12:40
user16259
3,643820
3,643820
I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
– user16259
Apr 1 at 16:51
add a comment |Â
I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
– user16259
Apr 1 at 16:51
I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
I would still contact the booking site and/or the hotel to make sure the booking was not made. Easier to explain the problem before the planned stay than to fight off a 'no show up' claim.
– Willeke♦
Mar 31 at 16:40
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
This is the reply from the hotel: Concerning your request, we confirm you that the reservations were cancelled it by the person that book it. We couldn’t charge it any fee cause the credit card is not valid. We invite you to contact Booking also in order to be sure that no fee is charged
– Jesse J
Apr 1 at 2:13
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
– user16259
Apr 1 at 16:51
@vitaj could you post this as an answer?
– user16259
Apr 1 at 16:51
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If the booking actually failed, there is no booking to cancel. If the booking actually succeeded, you owe the money, whether the credit card is valid or not, because you have a valid non-cancellable booking. If you don't want cancellation penalties, don't book non-refundable bookings.
– Jim MacKenzie
Mar 31 at 23:32