If mentioning the word “overhead bin” doesn’t raise your blood pressure, maybe you haven’t flown recently.
TRAVELERS
Here’s a new phishing scam that could cost you a lot of money — $940, in my case.
David Harm is worried about his wife’s ticket to Omsk, Russia. When he made her reservation through Aeroflot’s Web site, his finger slipped — “I hit the ‘L’ key instead of the ‘K’ key” — and misspelled his wife’s last name (“Slirtenko” instead of “Skirtenko”).

Elliott is consumer advocate
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