What's the book corporate America doesn't want you to read? Find out now -- or you could get scammed.
The pop-up ad Kathy Agosta says she saw after finishing a reservation on Travelocity recently looked like a confirmation screen from the online travel agency, and it offered $20 cash back if she signed up for a service. Although she never shared her credit card information with the advertiser, she found a troubling connection.
Promises were meant to be broken. And if you’re Expedia, unbroken.
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