I purchased an airline ticket with my credit card at Cheaptickets.com. One month later I noted a $12 charge on my credit card (CC) from Reservation Rewards.

I never explicitly ordered their service or gave them my credit card number. Somehow they borrowed the CC number I believe from the Cheapticket.com transaction. They did send me two emails but I ignored them, thinking it was just a solicitation.

Google 'Reservation Rewards Ripoff' for more similar experiences-They should be shut down. I suspect it is an overseas operation though the CC transaction gives an 800 number with CT appended, presumably Conneticut. 128d539



  Comments (4)
1. Written by Bob on October 20, 2008 from hastings, michigan, US
What a joke. I don't know how this can continue to happen. 

 

Hopefully you all have a decent credit card company that will allow you to dispute and deny the charges. Luckily I do.
2. Written by Jing on March 10, 2008 from madison, connecticut, US
I found the same thing too. Why Reservation Rewards is still running? 

 

It should be shut down.
3. Written by Webloyalty Consumer Affairs on March 4, 2008 from norwalk, connecticut, US
Dear Jeff2008 and Hugh: 

 

Webloyalty.com protects its reputation and monitors the blogosphere to ensure information posted on our company is truthful and accurate. Through this monitoring, we found your comments posted on this forum about our membership program, Reservation Rewards.  

 

We would like to speak with you directly so that we can assist you but do not have your contact information. If you are unhappy with your subscription or have any questions regarding your membership to Reservation Rewards please contact Webloyalty.com Customer Service at either 1-800-732-7031 or send an email message to We will be happy to assist you.  

 

Regards,  

Mary O'Reilly  

Webloyalty Consumer Affairs  

Reservation Rewards
4. Written by Hugh Bracey on March 2, 2008 from easton, pennsylvania, US
I have also almost fallen victim to this scam. 

I purchased airline tickets through Expedia and subsequently started to receive emails from 'Reservation Rewards' which I ignored. 

However, for some reason I actually read one of the emails and saw at the end of it that i was about to have my credit card charged with $10 per month. 

I cannot recall having entered my credit card details twice on expedia so can only assume that Expedia passed this information (or sold it on commission?) to 'Reservation Rewards' . 

I was lucky but i will never again use Expedia for anything!

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