Expedia hotel reservation status - Booked vs. Confirmed?
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I've booked the same hotel for two non-contiguous nights on Expedia. The reservation status of one of them is Booked and the other one is Confirmed.
My question is... what's the difference?
I note that the one that is booked has had a charge applied to my credit card whereas the one that is confirmed has not. Does this mean that the one that's been confirmed will be charged to my credit card when I check in? If so would it be possible to change it so that it'd be charged to my credit card now vs later?
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I've booked the same hotel for two non-contiguous nights on Expedia. The reservation status of one of them is Booked and the other one is Confirmed.
My question is... what's the difference?
I note that the one that is booked has had a charge applied to my credit card whereas the one that is confirmed has not. Does this mean that the one that's been confirmed will be charged to my credit card when I check in? If so would it be possible to change it so that it'd be charged to my credit card now vs later?
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asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
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I've booked the same hotel for two non-contiguous nights on Expedia. The reservation status of one of them is Booked and the other one is Confirmed.
My question is... what's the difference?
I note that the one that is booked has had a charge applied to my credit card whereas the one that is confirmed has not. Does this mean that the one that's been confirmed will be charged to my credit card when I check in? If so would it be possible to change it so that it'd be charged to my credit card now vs later?
hotels expedia
asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
neubert
5,044113983
I've booked the same hotel for two non-contiguous nights on Expedia. The reservation status of one of them is Booked and the other one is Confirmed.
My question is... what's the difference?
I note that the one that is booked has had a charge applied to my credit card whereas the one that is confirmed has not. Does this mean that the one that's been confirmed will be charged to my credit card when I check in? If so would it be possible to change it so that it'd be charged to my credit card now vs later?
hotels expedia
hotels expedia
asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
neubert
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asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
neubert
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asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
neubert
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asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
neubert
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asked Jun 17 '17 at 16:21
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Looking at Expedia the word 'booked' refer to what you, the customer does, makes a request, and 'confirmed' to what the provider does, acknowledging your request and agreeing to honor it. Of course, for absolute certainty, visit the site's [Customer Service] page and hit the Contact Us radio button to email, or call 1-866-310-5768 (local, toll-free) or +1 404-728-8787 (from abroad, charges apply).
answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
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Looking at Expedia the word 'booked' refer to what you, the customer does, makes a request, and 'confirmed' to what the provider does, acknowledging your request and agreeing to honor it. Of course, for absolute certainty, visit the site's [Customer Service] page and hit the Contact Us radio button to email, or call 1-866-310-5768 (local, toll-free) or +1 404-728-8787 (from abroad, charges apply).
answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
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Looking at Expedia the word 'booked' refer to what you, the customer does, makes a request, and 'confirmed' to what the provider does, acknowledging your request and agreeing to honor it. Of course, for absolute certainty, visit the site's [Customer Service] page and hit the Contact Us radio button to email, or call 1-866-310-5768 (local, toll-free) or +1 404-728-8787 (from abroad, charges apply).
answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
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up vote
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up vote
3
down vote
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Looking at Expedia the word 'booked' refer to what you, the customer does, makes a request, and 'confirmed' to what the provider does, acknowledging your request and agreeing to honor it. Of course, for absolute certainty, visit the site's [Customer Service] page and hit the Contact Us radio button to email, or call 1-866-310-5768 (local, toll-free) or +1 404-728-8787 (from abroad, charges apply).
answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
Giorgio
31k964176
Looking at Expedia the word 'booked' refer to what you, the customer does, makes a request, and 'confirmed' to what the provider does, acknowledging your request and agreeing to honor it. Of course, for absolute certainty, visit the site's [Customer Service] page and hit the Contact Us radio button to email, or call 1-866-310-5768 (local, toll-free) or +1 404-728-8787 (from abroad, charges apply).
answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
Giorgio
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answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
Giorgio
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answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
Giorgio
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answered Jul 6 '17 at 1:56
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