Cashing in on others’ mistakes
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Regarding “Price Blunders on the Internet Can Spin a Very Tangled Web” (Travel Insider, March 9): What about the ethical aspects of taking advantage of a ridiculous offer? It is shameful to seize upon another person’s mistake for your own benefit. So you saved a few bucks.
I want to pay the lowest price, but a fair price. I expect people to do the same when dealing with me.
Will Wennerberg
Marina del Rey
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