CheapAir.com is offering one of the most unusual travel discounts I’ve ever heard of. The 36 million Ashley Madison customers who had their info exposed by hackers are eligible to receive a $50 off companion discount certificate. E-mail must match the hacked accounts and travel must be by Dec. 31, 2015
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So Rob, the old saying is wrong.
Cheaters do prosper.
I commented elsewhere that maybe the discount should go to the betrayed spouse, to get away…
As it turns out most of these men were want to be cheaters, because few real women were actually on the site. To me though, it seems CheapAir.com is going to make their non Ashley Madison customers upset. I guess they figure the added publicity is good for free advertising.
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