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They book a villa in Spain They go on vacation in July, but upon arrival discover that they have been scammed. Adventure has befallen the Bray family. Father Neil had booked what he thought would be the perfect villa for himself, his wife and children. “1,800 euros for two weeks in Alicante, the villa also has a swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and lots of outdoor space,” the ad reads. The man says that 180 euros was enough to prevent this. The rest will be paid upon arrival. But when they landed in AlicanteThey realized it was scam in full order. That’s the story.
Villa with a scam, the story
In addition to the €180, which is not excessive after all, the €2000 spent on the trip and the money added to book a last minute spot and not have to return to London should be taken into account.
The family had to pay 2,800 euros to buy a new villa and 125 euros for travel, in addition to another 325 euros spent on renting a car.
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“I spoke to the man who rented the fake villa,” says the man, “and he suggested places to eat and drink and told me how beautiful the weather was there. When we landed in Alicante we waited for the transfer that never came. We were in an absolute panic by then. It was disabled.” All the numbers he gave me,” he complained.
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