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Conor

Conor

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Their response to my previous review avoids the central issue. I paid €820 through Spacest: €420 for the first month and €400 as their service fee. The listing contained an “All costs” section, which I relied on when deciding whether I could afford the property. Only after the booking was I presented with further charges from the property manager, including a €470 deposit, a €420 opening/admin fee plus VAT, estimated utilities and a final cleaning charge. That amounted to more than €1,000 in additional costs. I cancelled within approximately 24 hours of discovering these charges and asked for my €820 back. I had not signed a rental contract with the property manager and never moved into the property. Instead of addressing the actual issue, namely why these substantial additional charges were not clearly reflected in the “All costs” information before I paid, Spacest repeatedly falls back on its cancellation policy and has now chosen to focus its public response on my behaviour after the dispute began. I also reject the vague suggestion that I have been “threatening” towards Spacest staff. If Spacest believes I made a threatening statement, they are free to quote the exact words and provide the context. Criticising a company, posting about your experience, contacting other affected customers and making complaints to consumer authorities are not the same thing as threatening staff. What is particularly frustrating is the way this company responds when challenged. Instead of answering straightforward questions about what was displayed before payment, what costs were disclosed, and why €820 should be retained after an almost immediate cancellation, the discussion gets redirected towards the customer. That does not resolve the underlying complaint. For anyone reading this who has had a similar experience, keep screenshots of the listing, especially any “All costs” section, save every email and WhatsApp message, keep payment records, and submit a complaint to the appropriate consumer authorities. In Spain, that can include your local OMIC or the consumer authority for your autonomous community. If the company is operating across EU borders, you can also look at the European Consumer Centre network. Do not assume that because a company quotes its terms and conditions, you have no right to challenge what happened. Consumer authorities can examine the circumstances and the information you were given before payment. And if you are unsure how to put a complaint together, tools such as ChatGPT can help you organise the timeline, translate correspondence, identify the main points of dispute and draft a clear complaint from your evidence. It is not a substitute for legal advice, but it can make the process considerably easier. My complaint remains very simple: I want Spacest to explain why the full financial commitment was not clearly presented before I paid, and why they believe retaining the entire €820 in these circumstances is justified.