Singapore Airlines Staff Union - 25 Airline Road (S)819829

In May, I booked a round-trip ticket to Singapore at the end of the year on the official website. The original searched fare was NT$9,621 for early bird tickets. After searching several times before and after the date, it came out with a fare of NT$11,772. After searching several times, even if you can see the fare I can’t book a ticket. I didn’t book it. I searched on 6/16 and found a fare of NT$11,772. I wanted to say that the ticket might be more expensive at the end of the year, so I booked it. Didn’t you pay more than 2,000 yuan? Feeling like being taken advantage of! Call the customer service hotline to respond. The customer service said that you paid for the online operation yourself. There is no way. It is indeed the case. I did the online operation myself. The problem is that if your website is not faulty, how can you make customers pay more? Or deliberately misleading people to pay more? Otherwise, how could there be different fares in the same time slot and class? The trap of pitting websites, unscrupulous companies that fail the trust of customers, are bad ??.