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Travel expert warns Brits of common First Class upgrade scam to avoid
READ MORE: Cabin crew share things passengers should never do on plane such as wearing shortsIt seems that fraudsters are taking advantage of those who seek a first class bargain.So, don’t let yourself be tricked into handing over your cash or frequent flyer points.A spokesperson at Forbes Advisor said: “Many people would love the chance to experience a first class flight, many of us have often dreamed of champagne on tap, ultimate leg room and complimentary toiletries.“But with demand, often comes opportunities for scammers, and first class flight tickets are no exception.“When looking to book a first class flight, make sure to only book direct with your airline or through a reputable website.”They added: “One common way to spot a scam is: if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.“Alongside this, another common ticket scam is buying frequent flyer points or miles from someone else.“While it may seem tempting to buy airline points, this is strictly against the rules of many carriers.” If you do hope to get a free upgrade one British flight attendant has claimed it’s all about what you wear. In an interview with Who What Wear, a cabin crew-member said: “For an upgrade, it's all about looking the part.