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Hello, I thank you for your message. The problem is that I've already said them that it was impossible to have this hotel, because there wasn't any 3.5* in LIC. But they told me that I bid for a 3.5* in three areas, and I won a 3.5* in one of the selected area. I don't know what else I can say to argue... And I'm sure I could have a better hotel at this price, or have this hotel at a better price. :(

Hello! I've just received the answer : So, I think there is nothing to do... I am a little afraid now to use the rebidding strategy next time...

Hello! Here is the mail I've just send them:

Ok! Just before I send them a mail, what can I reply them if they ask : "Why did you bid for an hotel in Long Island if you didn't want to be in this area?"

Hello, I was in a business trip, so I've just read your message. May you have some news for me? I made a screenshot the day I had the problem. Thank you

They said : You chose three areas and bid for a 3.5* hotel, and you had a 3.5* hotel in one of the area you selected. And as the name of the hotel was revealed, we can't do anything for you. They have no explanation about how it is possible to have a 3.5* hotel in an area in which there shoudn't be one. :(

Actually, my girlfriend is getting them on the phone, and they are saying : "You bid for a 3.5*, and you get it, so what else do you want us to do?" <_<

What I'm thinking, is that even if I've been tricked, we can't say that Priceline stole me. I explain : I first bid for a 3.5* in Times Square => no result Then, I bid for a 3.5* in Times Square and Coney Island => no result Finaly, I bid for a 3.5* in Times Square, Coney Island and Long Island City => Result : I have a 3.5* in LIC. So, it's not totaly a theft, but Priceline lie when they say there is no 3.5* in LIC. If I call them, and they reply : "You bid for a 3.5* in LIC, and you get it, so we did our job". Am I wrong? (I'm sorry for my English, I'm French ;) ).

I tried to book a 3.5* in Times Square area. Here is what I did : A) 180$ for TS B ) 190$ for TS and CI C) 200$ for TS, CI and LIC CI and LIC shouldn't have 3.5* hotel... But... I got this 3.5 hotel in Long Island City

Hi! :( I'm so unlucky, and I feel I'm being ripped off. I used the strategy to have a 3.5* in Times Square. There are three places without 3.5* : Coney Island, Long Island City, Queensborough. And finaly, I won a 3.5* hotel in Long Island at 200$ (without taxe) per night! :( How is it possible? It's so bad for me, I will not be in the center :( Do they have the right to show that there is no 3.5* hotel in a place, and then finaly make a book in this same place? What can I do?

Hi! I'm looking for the two options, and I see that the average night price is lower when I book for five nights in the same hotel, so I'm not sure that it is a good idea to split my time. I continue my simulation right now...!

Thank you for the information. Maybe I can find a less expensive hotel in Jersey City. What is the best : pay less for this kind of hotel, and lose time each day, or pay more to be in the center?

Just for my knowledge, why is it a busy season? I think I would like to pay 260$ per night, all taxes included, so about 220$ on priceline offer. I would like a good hotel. (Everyone does, I know... ;) )

Hello! I will visit NYC from Tue., Apr 30 to Sun., May 5 (5 nights). I would like to have a 4* hotel. The zones I prefer are : 1.TS 2.MW 3.CPS 4.ME 5.MSG 6.ESB 7.HK 8.C I tried to find a 4* in TS and MW. I used te re-bidding strategy with 170, 180, 190, 220$, and there was no good result. Before continuing, I would like to have some tips. What would be the good price to have a 4*? Should I wait few more days before bidding my hotel? Thanks!