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 A well written letter explaining how Booking .com hijacks your hotel name by paying more per Google AdWords click then sends the guest to your hotel at a commission expense of 18%. Like stealing £100 from you and then charging you £20 to give it back. https://www.so-geht-hotel-heute.com/.../brand-hijacking.../

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