How To Spot Deceptive Hotel Websites And Fraudulent Trip Advisor Reviews

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7-02-2012 @ 11:34AM

David said...

Also I suggest looking for a common thread between the good reviews and the poor reviews. For instance I was reading a review about a Vegas show... Some love the adult nature of the show and some hated it. The only real value here is that the Adult nature of the show was overt and since that sort of thing doesn't bother me I went and loved the show. Remember when someone feels as though they have been done wrong they will tell as many people as they can. Thanks for the Insights Robert!

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