One example of price discrimination that I personally experienced was when I was booking a flight for a vacation. I noticed that the prices for the same flight were different depending on the country from which the booking was made. For instance, when I tried to book the flight from the US$,$ the price was higher compared to when I tried to book the same flight from a different country. This seemed unfair to me because the service provided was exactly the same, but the price varied based on the location of the booking.

Upon reflection, I still believe this form of price discrimination is unjustifiable. While I understand that companies may have different pricing strategies for different markets based on factors like average income levels, cost of living, and competition, it still seems unfair to charge different prices for the exact same service. This is especially true in the digital age, where the cost of providing the service does not significantly vary based on the customer's location.