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I was attempting to book a round trip flight from Great Falls, Montana to Salt Lake City, Utah. A website called Go To Flyer popped up out of nowhere, with my trip destination and date, offering a ridiculously low fee for the round trip flight, which was $245.00. Delta airlines flight 3859, economy class, round trip. I had recently flown this same flight with Delta at the end of January, and paid around $450, so obviously this was a sweet deal! So I book the flight. Less than 15 minutes later, I got a phone call from Go To Flyer, and a gentleman with a very thick Asian sounding accent starts telling me that the flight I booked (economy, flight 3859 with Delta) was completely full, and they could only book me for 1st class for $465. I found this to be laughable, the last time I flew to Salt Lake, midweek, there were only eight people on the entire flight. I went back on the internet, and checked Priceline.com and the same flight was offered, Delta 3859, economy class, for $385. I asked Go To Flyer to cancell my booking, which they did. I believe this company is using the bait-and-switch method to sell higher priced tickets. And I DON'T believe the company is in the USA.