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Originally Posted by ScaredWebWarrior
Expedia were wrong to do it the way they did - if they got an auth for a single transaction, then that's what they should have posted against our card.
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They do. An auth code is generated by the website when a booking is made and attached to the record.
When the tickets are printed they use this auth code for printing the tickets.
99.9% of the time the customer is charged once. Every so often the customer is charged using the auth code generated by the site but the credit card company doesn't realise this has been done and doesn't release the authorisation.