Link to: https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/the-simple-travel-scam-that-cost-a-seasoned-traveler-over-12-000-7d317f20?st=WDTpv5
Calder says that he tried to rebook at the given link a few times
but that it wouldn’t work. He became worried new flight options
were dwindling, so he googled the airline’s customer-service
number. (There was a link to customer-service contacts way down in
the email that he initially overlooked.)
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