<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by wideman:
It appears that you completely miss the point, JS.
In the case described by B747-437B, he agreed to the Priceline conditions; Priceline accepted his offer, took his money, and confirmed a flight. B747-437B then planned his schedule around the flights that Priceline confirmed.
Now the airlines make it impossible for Priceline to fulfill their commitment. Priceline should obviously either offer a refund, or offer alternative flights that provide transportation in the same time period to which Priceline had previously committed.
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Priceline cannot offer alternative flights. They don't have any airplanes!
Non-refundable means exactly that --
NON-REFUNDABLE. If you can't re-schedule yourself when the airline revises its schedule, then don't use Priceline.