If travelers tweet about airline cancellations or delays, companies are not the only ones reading it.
) - The holiday travel rush is underway, and if people bump into problems at the airport, experts say scammers could be waiting for them to post their complaints on social media.
AARP stresses scammers are pretending to be customer service providers, using fake social media accounts to offer help. It becomes a bigger “problem” when scammers can convince fliers to hand over their booking confirmation number, phone number or bank account information.
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