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Not in the mood to talk? Who is, honestly? You can hit up their live chat—just wander over to the Help section on Expedia’s website. It’s less soul-draining, usually.

So Why Bother with a Human Anyway?
- Flight changes or cancels—when your vacation suddenly turns into a disaster movie.
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- Technical snafus—the app throws an error code from the ‘90s and you’ve tried turning it off and on… five times.

Other Ways To Pester Expedia®:
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There you go. No fluff. Just straight talk to avoid another hour of “your call is very important to us.” Good luck!