Stay alert when a caller claims to book a hotel at a rock‑bottom rate and asks for immediate payment. These scams often masquerade as well‑known chains, then inflate the charge with hidden “tax” or “recovery” fees and disappear when you try to cancel. Keep a record of the exact website URL, email address, and any reference numbers; verify the reservation directly with the hotel before paying. If you suspect fraud, contact your credit‑card issuer right away and dispute the charge. Report the incident to consumer‑protection agencies and block the number to stop future calls.
Unfortunately, I also fell victim to this scam, which apparently involves booking hotels through Priceline and adding extra fees, a practice that has been reported to Google
Obviously, this company has no direct relationship with hotels, they are simply using Priceline to make bookings and adding their own fees, absolutly awfull experience, reported to Google.
A recent hotel booking attempt resulted in a mix-up, with one room confirmed for the correct dates and the other for the wrong date, and the customer service refused to cancel the incorrect booking, leading to a dispute with the credit card company and a warning to avoid this website due to potential scams.
I booked two room for two week from now, but the conformation came back with one room for two week and the other room for tonight, when i called they wouldnt cancel the room they booked for tonight, i am now dealing with my credit card company, dont use this website, they scammed me
I booked two rooms for two weeks in advance, but the confirmation I received showed one room booked for the correct dates and another room booked for the current night, and when I tried to cancel the incorrect booking, they refused and apologized, now I'm dealing with my credit card company to resolve the issue.
I booked two rooms for a futer date, however the conformation email stated one room was booked for that date and the other for tonight, when I tried to cancell the incorrect booking they refusd, I am now dealing with my credit card company
A reservation was made online, but a subsequent charge exceeded the stated website price, and neither the hotel nor hotels.com would cancel the reservation or provide documentation for a dispute.
After making an online reservation while traveling through Ohio, I discovered a charge significantly higher than what was listed on the website, and neither the hotel nor the booking site would assist with cancellation or provide documentation for a dispute.
I recieved a notification about a reservation at a York hotel with a total charge of £368.64
Apparently, I stumbled upon a scam website while trying to access Millenium Hotels, and now I'm dealing with a non-existent booking and no refund options.
A disappointing experience with this company led to unexpected fees and a lack of response to concerns, suggesting a potential scam.
A hotel reservation in York with a charge of £368.64 was mentioned in the call.
It is unclear how the caller's information was obtained, but it appears to be a scam, particularly since the booking in question does not exist and there is no option to request a refund.
This company has engaged in deceptive practices, as evidenced by my personal experience with booking a room online. The advertised rate was honored, but excessive recovery fees were added, totaling $60. Attempts to contact them were met with silence, suggesting a scam. Caution is advised when dealing with this site.
Made reservation at york hotel which cost £368.64
A hefty bill of $169 was the final outcome, despite initially booking the room for $107. It turned out the booking was not actually made through Hotels.com as I had thought. This experience has left a sour taste, making me wary of such dealings in the future.
A hotel booking discrepancy resulted in a final bill of $169, significantly higher than the initial $107 quote, leading to a caution against future dealings with this entity.
Although the site appears to offer reasonable rates, it fails to provide transparent payment information, and its refund and cancellation policies are inadequate.
A misunderstanding led to interaction with a third-party website believed to be the official Hilton site, resulting in an unwanted engagement that now requires cancellation.
Initially, it was believed that I was interacting with Hilton’s official website, but it was later discovered to be a third-party site. This has resulted in complications with cancellation, causing dissatisfaction.
Unaware that it was a third-party website, not Hilton's official site, now facing issues with cancellation, and overall, very unhappy with the experience
I belived I was on the oficial Hilton website, but it was a third party, now I need to cancle and its not posible, very unhappy
I've fallen victim to a similiar scam. They posed as a reputable hotel chain, but I've been booking hotels online for years and this is the first time Ive been ripped off. They charged me an extra 45% for no reason, its an absolute scam and Ive learnt my lesson
A similar experience occurred, with impostors posing as a hotel chain, resulting in an extra 45% charge for no service, clearly an absolute scam.
Posing as a reputable hotel chain, the caller successfully scammed me out of extra money, a tactic that is absolutely deceitful
Having booked hotels online numerous times, over 500 instances for personal use, I was deceived by this entity posing as a reputable hotel chain, resulting in an additional 45% charge for no valid reason, which is unequivocally a scam.
It appear to be a scam from a 4th party source
This number has been identified as part of a 4th party scam operation.
A scam is being operated through this phone number by a 4th party.
A suspicious call was received from this number, claiming to be a 4th party service.