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Discrediting Trip Adviser
philng
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Just as I thought! Just received an email from lowcostholidays offering a £25 credit off my next holiday providing I add a POSITIVE report to Trip Adviser for the recent holiday to Salou which I booked for my mum.
Unbelievable that this sort of thing is allowed.
Unbelievable that this sort of thing is allowed.
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Tripadvisor is just an Affiliate Commission website disguised as a hotel review site anyway.
Cracking business model.
See also Comparethemarket.com, GoCompare.com etc etcBritish Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
I prefer booking.com reviews.Posts are not advice and must not be relied upon.0
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Such a message would be enough for me to add a NEGATIVE report for bribery and\or blackmail. I would include "Have been asked to post a positive report in exchange for a discounted holiday".
On saying this, TA is reknown for deleting reports that are not positive. Its why I NEVER use Trip Advisor for accurate and unbiased reviews.:A:dance:1+1+1=1:dance::A
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