A new tool uses legal loopholes to get you cheaper flights by checking prices 17,000 times a day

DoNotPay thinks it can save its users hundreds of dollars by automatically getting partial refunds if prices drop.

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A new tool uses legal loopholes to get you cheaper flights by checking prices 17,000 times a day DoNotPay thinks it can save its users hundreds of dollars by automatically getting partial refunds if prices drop. Read More »

Brent Hoberman-founded startup SmartUp defended its appointment of Lady Barbara Judge — who has been accused of sexism and racism It's unfortunate timing. Read More »

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