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Anything is possible, of course, but it is overwhelmingly, vastly, immensely more likely that this is a scam, and that the source of this email or message is not actually your daughter-in-law, but instead someone else trying to get you to send them money.



In this day of easy Facetime and other video connections, you'll want to have an actual chat with your daughter-in-law to make sure it's her and she's really in need. This SE thread and this ABC News story discuss the issue further.






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  • Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
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    Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
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  • It could be her daughter in law scamming her too.
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Anything is possible, of course, but it is overwhelmingly, vastly, immensely more likely that this is a scam, and that the source of this email or message is not actually your daughter-in-law, but instead someone else trying to get you to send them money.



In this day of easy Facetime and other video connections, you'll want to have an actual chat with your daughter-in-law to make sure it's her and she's really in need. This SE thread and this ABC News story discuss the issue further.






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  • Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
    – jcaron
    57 mins ago






  • 1




    Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
    – jcaron
    54 mins ago










  • It could be her daughter in law scamming her too.
    – Honorary World Citizen
    47 mins ago















up vote
6
down vote













Anything is possible, of course, but it is overwhelmingly, vastly, immensely more likely that this is a scam, and that the source of this email or message is not actually your daughter-in-law, but instead someone else trying to get you to send them money.



In this day of easy Facetime and other video connections, you'll want to have an actual chat with your daughter-in-law to make sure it's her and she's really in need. This SE thread and this ABC News story discuss the issue further.






share|improve this answer





















  • Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
    – jcaron
    57 mins ago






  • 1




    Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
    – jcaron
    54 mins ago










  • It could be her daughter in law scamming her too.
    – Honorary World Citizen
    47 mins ago













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Anything is possible, of course, but it is overwhelmingly, vastly, immensely more likely that this is a scam, and that the source of this email or message is not actually your daughter-in-law, but instead someone else trying to get you to send them money.



In this day of easy Facetime and other video connections, you'll want to have an actual chat with your daughter-in-law to make sure it's her and she's really in need. This SE thread and this ABC News story discuss the issue further.






share|improve this answer












Anything is possible, of course, but it is overwhelmingly, vastly, immensely more likely that this is a scam, and that the source of this email or message is not actually your daughter-in-law, but instead someone else trying to get you to send them money.



In this day of easy Facetime and other video connections, you'll want to have an actual chat with your daughter-in-law to make sure it's her and she's really in need. This SE thread and this ABC News story discuss the issue further.







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  • Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
    – jcaron
    57 mins ago






  • 1




    Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
    – jcaron
    54 mins ago










  • It could be her daughter in law scamming her too.
    – Honorary World Citizen
    47 mins ago


















  • Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
    – jcaron
    57 mins ago






  • 1




    Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
    – jcaron
    54 mins ago










  • It could be her daughter in law scamming her too.
    – Honorary World Citizen
    47 mins ago
















Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
– jcaron
57 mins ago




Or it could be the daughter in law just wanting to get an extended vacation of course :-)
– jcaron
57 mins ago




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Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
– jcaron
54 mins ago




Note that there are no paper tickets anymore. All tickets are e-tickets nowadays, and the booking can usually be easily checked online using the booking reference and last name (at least on the airline’s website). If the outbound leg was legit, so will the return. There could be cases of overbooking, but the airline will definitely not let a passenger in this situation “stranded”.
– jcaron
54 mins ago












It could be her daughter in law scamming her too.
– Honorary World Citizen
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