An FYI to folk booking tickets online: if you notice price jumps between the first time you look and when you are ready to book, delete cache and empty cookies.

[witton@ravenation.club]

@kkarhan it's almost like...regulations are good!?

[bazkie@beige.party]

@witton their account is now suspended what did they say?

[witton@ravenation.club]

@bazkie oh weird, whose account is suspended, I can still see the op?

[bazkie@beige.party]

@witton kkarhan! huh, for me it says account suspended
maybe only my instance has blocked them?

[witton@ravenation.club]

@bazkie oh yeah that might be it, they just said I'm glad this shite is illegal in the EU!

[bazkie@beige.party]

@witton thanks! but I also can't see which shite was that about?

[witton@ravenation.club]

@bazkie oh lol that's annoying

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[bazkie@beige.party]

@witton thanks!!
ah lol, that is indeed super anti consumer stuff that generally doesn't fly in the EU.
god I love regulations

[babblinggeek@infosec.exchange]

@CStamp you can also get it to generate different prices with different IP addresses and computers. It truly is miserable.

[cstamp@mastodon.social]

@BabblingGeek

[cstamp@mastodon.social]

A person saved $500 by booking her tickets via a library computer. (A page updated so I lost the link.)

[steveriggins@mastodon.social]

@CStamp seems sketchy to me to be doing financial stuff on a public computer.

[cstamp@mastodon.social]

@steveriggins There is that. She did mention that this was even using her VPN. Anyway...just interesting.