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Booked a ticket from them, paid fully. Then the airlines changed flight time by 5 minutes, I must confirm my acceptance of the change. But I can not do it since I booked through them. They asked additional 149 euros just to do that!! Even though airlines website says that this change is totally free. What a bullok!!! 149 fee for a service that was not customers choice and absolutely free from airlines, they just needed to make 2 clicks!
Be aware SCAMMER! paid for tickets, but they did not come. contact email and phonenumer are not in use so no contact possible. Confirmed through the airline that my tickets do not exist. let's see if I can get my €500 through credictcard company back.
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