This would depend on which flight paths and the customer information given, but the test ultimately determined whether the interviewee was analytical.

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Just out of curiosity, are the fraudsters using their tickets themselves or are they selling them? I guess I don't understand how they would make money out of it.

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Interview Question for Fraud Analyst at Expedia:

The interviewer did a small test during the interview in which the interviewee would have to determine, among a series of "flight paths and customer information," which "purchases" were fraudulent.

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