How To Spot Deceptive Hotel Websites And Fraudulent Trip Advisor Reviews

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7-02-2012 @ 8:50AM

Elliot said...

Many of us rely upon reader reviews before going to a hotel or restaurant. We have another obligation. We should all review the places we stay and eat at irrespective of whether the experience was good, bad or neutral. Websites like Tripadvisorcom make it easy to evaluate hotels and restaurants because they ask you to rate specific aspects of the establisments.

Another factor that we must all be aware us is that many hotels want to be pleasing and will make the necessary upgrades after reading what peopel say in Tripadvisor and similar websites. We went to a hotel recently that had very poor reviews. We needed that particular location and the hotel was the only game in town that met our requirements. We were pleasantly surprised because the hotel also read the negative reviews and made the necessary upgrades

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