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It may not always be obvious, but as an example, the $1.86 flight that another poster mentioned should certainly trip your "this isn't right" sensor.
by redblacktree 12y ago
It may not always be obvious, but as an example, the $1.86 flight that another poster mentioned should certainly trip your "this isn't right" sensor.
- giarc 12y agoYet he completed the trip. How hard would it be for the airlines to code something that says if price/mile is less than $x.xx, do not post, do not complete transaction, alert development team. And yet they haven't and this continues to happen.
- Spooky23 12y agoWhy? Companies do all sorts of bizarro price offers. Megabus offers $1 fares to encourage pre-booking. Target sells $6 shampoo for 90% off when it sits for awhile. $1.86 may be preferable to an empty chair for some reason. Pretending to be in Denmark to score a deal is acting in bad faith... But if you offer something for sale at a bad price, that's your problem.
- lsaferite 12y agoWell, If I had an account with a billing address in Denmark while I lived in the US, would that suddenly change the morality of the situation?