not accurate at all. When I would get an email saying I could get a ticket for a lesser price for the dates asked for, I would just be routed to the exact same thing as if I was going to the websites themselves. NEVER did I get the option to book a flight for the dates I asked for for the amount bookingbuddy told me I could get. waste of time!

What 'You' are after Perhaps your directors or your business model tells you otherwise, but for me, you have no focus on what ‘I‘ want and the best way to achieve it. Rather, it is all about ‘you‘ and deals that 1) don’t interest me and 2) have no relevance. I have simply blocked you out of my focus and I now delete all your EMails. So, why did I pick up this one? I saw “My opinion” or “survey“ and, well folks... here it is. Tell me, how many people do I represent who don’t even bother to respond?

Booking Buddy is NOT the cheapest place around, at least not when I flew. I priced airline tickets for a recent trip from Columbus Ohio to Fort Myers Florida using the Airlines web site, Booking buddies, orbitz, priceline, and expedia. I found that expedia was the cheapest and really easy to use. I was pretty disappointed with the others since their prices were higher in comparison

UNTRUSTWORTHY!! We wanted to stay at a place that a friend had recommended, and when we went on line to make our reservations, Bookingbuddy came up as if Bookingbuddy handled the reservations. But Bookingbuddy showed that there was no vacancy there and steered us to another place. While we at the other hotel, we went to the place that our friends had recommended to check it out for our next trip, only to find out that they did have vacancies, and had better accommodations and at a better price. When we told them about Bookingbuddy, they said that they have never used their services, and never will now.

Double the Bag Fees; Triple the Stress Booked my Spirit Airline flights for November with them in September. Took Spirit 3 days to recognize the res # that Bookingbuddy gave me, and then I was able to buy bags for the flight through Spirit's website under that res number. The evening before my flight I go to check in, and Spirit says that the res was cancelled in early October due to credit card fraud. Not mine, but apparently somebody at Bookingbuddy. So I'm totally out of luck. At this point, I'm frantically trying to get booked back on the flight, when I get a call on my cell from Bookingbuddy telling me that they're emailing me my boarding passes. And THOSE weren't real Spirit Airlines boarding passes but just a printout of a new res under a new number. Huh? The crisis was averted in that the new res number let me actually check in on the Spirit site. But I had to re-buy the bags, because they wouldn't acknowledge the purchase under the OLD res number. I had to buy the bags both ways all over again, and lost $204. Spirit Airlines says it's my problem - not theirs and that they flat-out DO not refund bags. The good news is that we traveled as planned. But it was WAY too much stress on me and having to double pay for the bags ate up whatever savings I was getting in the cheap flight through Bookingbuddy. Never again!