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Ski-Beds.com - Anyone heard of them? Looks dodgy
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Poster:
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Poster:
A snowHead
Please don't confuse this with other similarly named websites
The website is ski-beds.com and they also quote an email address of
info@skibeds.co.uk
They supposedly provide budget beds making use of spare beds in seasonaire accom in Morzine.
Has anyone booked or used them because it looks like a scam to me along with the webhosting sister company they are supposed to run.
The UK phone number goes to some weird divert service, the webhosting live chat isn't live, and the French number was answered by a French speaking lady who didn't have a clue what I was saying (unfortunately I don't speak French to ask who she was).
The website T&Cs don't quote a registered address or many other legally required terms, and they other slightly too good to be true prices and cancellation policies.
Hopefully someone will tell me they are genuine and a good service as I could do with paying the prices they offer.
Anyone?
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
antraf1982 wrote:
Please don't confuse this with other similarly named websites
The website is ski-beds.com and they also quote an email address of
info@skibeds.co.uk
They supposedly provide budget beds making use of spare beds in seasonaire accom in Morzine.
Has anyone booked or used them because it looks like a scam to me along with the webhosting sister company they are supposed to run.
The UK phone number goes to some weird divert service, the webhosting live chat isn't live, and the French number was answered by a French speaking lady who didn't have a clue what I was saying (unfortunately I don't speak French to ask who she was).
The website T&Cs don't quote a registered address or many other legally required terms, and they other slightly too good to be true prices and cancellation policies.
Hopefully someone will tell me they are genuine and a good service as I could do with paying the prices they offer.
Anyone?
antraf1982
,
You could try Josh Potts at
info@artichosting.co.uk
they host the site. But if it walks like a duck...
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
My extensive and time-consuming investigation on behalf of the OP suggest that it might indeed be a duck. Their website opener is
Quote:
Welcome to Ski-beds.com, providing the cheapest beds in the French Alps this 09/10 season.
You need to
Login
to know who's really who.
You need to
Login
to know who's really who.
They can't spell "accommodation" either; it's a bit rum when you can't spell the commodity you sell. But poor spelling is hardly proof of fraudulent intent.
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