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PatrickZ80 wrote:If you've looked into a certain flight a couple of times they know you're looking at it and they rise the price so they can sell it for a higher fare. Then if you don't book they lower it again. Best trick is to not look into the flight too often, just look into it once and then book immediately.
PatrickZ80 wrote:If you've looked into a certain flight a couple of times they know you're looking at it and they rise the price so they can sell it for a higher fare. Then if you don't book they lower it again. Best trick is to not look into the flight too often, just look into it once and then book immediately.
JannEejit wrote:I was advised years ago by a travel agent to clear cookies when booking flights. It's ok as long as you can remember all your log ins and passwords for sites you use, like this one.
andymartin wrote:Flybe were/maybe still are, notorious for that.
Just use a VPN on your pc and that puts a stop to their little price manipulation .
ThalesCoelho wrote:Some years ago I noticed the same with Air France, looking for a GRU-CDG flight, the most I returned to their website, more expensive the fare was. Then I cleaned the cookies of my navigator and wow! I got the old fares!