Cheap Flight Tickets with a change of IP
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at 18:16 by MartynSinclair.
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AmaedeParticipantHave anyone tried using a VPN hack to get cheap flight tickets? I once used a VPN to buy a plane ticket. What I did was, I simply checked where the ticket was cheapest by changing my IP through a VPN and then opening the website with different locations. The very idea of this trick lies in altering the point-of-sale. If you intend to repeat the same process again by changing to a different location, don’t forget to clear your cookies before browsing the same website.It’s quite a useful thing as well as proven and tested to work.
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10 Mar 2017
at 15:26
Gin&TonicParticipantCould you share the details of the trip you purchased and what the saving was, your credit or charge card presumably wasn’t registered to the origin point? Thanks very interested to hear back as I have often thought ip addresses were sometimes a barrier on internet sales.
10 Mar 2017
at 15:56
FaroFlyerParticipantI haven’t tried changing VPN, but I have noticed the tendency for flight prices to increase if you go back to make a booking after 1 or 2 days. On those occasions I switch computer to check again.
If the concept of changing IP address through a VPN really works then I guess we could use Flight Matrix http://matrix.itasoftware.com/ to change the Sales City, which is probably quicker than changing IP address, then change the IP address through a VPN to book from the cheapest city / country.
I would be very interested to hear if this works.
16 Mar 2017
at 16:13
LuganoPirateParticipantI buy tickets grj several different locations, and I either log in to the local site, for example lufthansa.co.za, or for such as KLM they give you the choice of location.
I then see the fares priced according to the local market. No need to hassle with changing a VPN.17 Mar 2017
at 13:49
GivingupBAParticipantLuganoPirate, that’s very helpful, thanks a lot for that.
17 Mar 2017
at 17:12
MartynSinclairParticipantIt’s also true for ba.com, although not as varied as it used to be… prices are similar but flight selection is ‘usually’ better for ex-europe tickets.
I will then ask my trusted TC to take the ticket over….usually (not always) at an even better price!
I don’t bother changing vpn’s
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