14 Ways to Find Legitimate Flight Deals (Without Getting Scammed)

6. Avoid Booking Through Unfamiliar Third Parties

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If a booking site looks like it was named by an AI (“supercheaptickets247 dot biz”), don’t touch it. These low-budget third-party sites may promise big savings, but they often deliver headaches—poor customer service, hidden fees, or even fake itineraries. Always vet unfamiliar platforms on sites like Trustpilot or travel subreddits. If there’s no online footprint—or dozens of horror stories—walk away. You’re better off paying $20 more on a reputable site than losing your entire fare to a ghost company that never intended to get you on a plane.

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