George Tsipis
GRStarted as "legitimate looking" email… Started as "legitimate looking" email from GeoPlus tell you that you've been selected for a 3-day stay in hotels in Europe, if only you completed the survey. So I go ahead, complete the survey and they said that I'm eligible for a 5-day stay instead of the 3-day one. I continue and -oh the irony- they ask 19,80 EUR in order to "issue" the coupon. I click again next, and to my surprise -not-, there is no PayPal option and the vendor changed from GeoPlus to "Eurorest". Scam all the way!
kund
SEdisguised as eucs2022.com Almost fell for it, was an instagram ad, seemed very legit, red flags: time "limited" with seconds counter, need to act fast, says it is free first, then need to pay suddenly, uses symbols that resemble official ones. The "survey" used the "eucs2022.com" website, then redirected to eurorest.net
Olavarria Choin
ESEurorest is a scam Eurorest is a scam. They gave me a voucher but after that no hotel accepted us to stay there. Some hotels said that although their hotel was in the offer they couldn’t offer for such a price a booking. The european police should study what these people apparently from Poland are causing to many people in the EEC.I was also swindled.
CoolGirl
NOSCAM The bad translation into my language immediately gave away the scam, so I filled out fake information to find out at what point the request for personal information and money would come. And it comes right after they have “gifted you” extra nights to get you excited and in the right mood to overlook the red flags. STAY AWAY!
andrew
HUSays the voucher is free but you have to pay a fee for generating it.. Scam for the first sight. The webpage tells you that it's running a survey and gives you a free voucher which you have to pay for in the end for generating it. Turns out it isn't accepted anywhere listed, fake, scam.