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> There is nothing rational about maliciously misleading someone in a business transaction. Honestly at this point I think you're just being purposefully obtuse. Of course it's rational for customers to but a ticket A -> B -> C if they want to fly A -> B and the ticket A -> B -> C is cheaper than the ticket A -> B. What's irrational is for airlines to price their tickets that way. > You absolutely can: Just walk up t…
>Of course it's rational No, it is absolutely not. Merchants can price their products however they want, and they have no obligation to sell to you. Customers can purchase a product if it suits them, including the price, and they have no obligation to buy from them. The rational thing to do if buying a ticket from A to B is too expensive is to not buy it, let alone buy a ticket that flies to C. >Being blacklisted is…
Re: Jury awards American Airline $9.4M from website behind 'skiplagging' hack
#121They PAID for their tickets. They are under no obligation to consume the service they PAID for.
What you are not willing to admit that the decent three don't do this stupid shit(Southwest, Alaska, Jetblue).
The fucked up three are the ones pushing it: Delta, AA, United. I truly hope they go bankrupt.