When the clutch on his car fails, Hadley Roeltgen is sent an 850
euro bill. But his credit card company says he shouldn't be
responsible, and reverses the charge. Now, a collection agency is after
him. What should he do?
When Kathy Stickney's niece must return home early to be with her ailing
father, she must forfeit an American Airlines ticket. But is that fair?
Debbie Rosenkranz books a nonsmoking room at a Days Inn hotel. But when
she arrives, she's offered a smoking room. Does the hotel owe her
anything?
Shortly before her cruise to Mexico sets sail, Regina Hatfield and her
family are ushered off the ship. The reason? She's experiencing sharp
pains in her kidney. Now her cruise line wants to keep her money. Is it
allowed to do that?
After Robin Johnson's husband is killed in a tragic accident, she tries
to salvage his United
Airlines ticket credit. But the carrier says it can't change the name on
a ticket -- it's against the rules. Is there any hope for her?
Agnes Lednum's husband's ticket is missing two little letters -- "Jr" --
and in order to fix it her online travel agency wants
$300. Is that her only option?
