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I made a booking in 5 star hotel in Egypt through Spacetown. I was completely shocked when the I arrived to the hotel. The hotel was max 2 stars. Not a single picture matched the hotel. I asked the staff at the hotel what the cost of one night is. And it was 10 times cheaper than what I paid through Spacetown. I showed the staff the pictures of supposedly the hotel from Spacetown, and they said it was not their hotel at all. I tried to contact the company but they refused to pay my money back. I got scammed with my money, and didn’t get the hotel I wantedz
It is a fraud company
It is a fraud company. They defrauded me of 3500 euros. When I asked them, they claimed that the airline declared bankruptcy.
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