SCAM Like previous people have stated
Like previous people have stated, fake scammers! Booked for my birthday had suspicions so cancelled, promised a refund and received nothing back! Disgusting
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27 OLD GLOUCESTER STREET, WC1N 3AX, London , United Kingdom
Like previous people have stated, fake scammers! Booked for my birthday had suspicions so cancelled, promised a refund and received nothing back! Disgusting
Scam! My booking was cancelled by Expedia due to the host being dodgy and the bank will not give me my money back either, exactly the same procedure as the other reviews, but they were posted after I had booked and sent money
SCAM! AVOID! This is a scam website! Paid for accommodation and a hefty £200 security deposit on top. When I cancelled because I had an alert from Vrbo claiming this was not a genuine listing, I requested a refund. Ruben Gomez (if that's even a real name) then tried repeatedly to get me to enter my card details to receive a 'refund' - all of these attempts were clearly attempts to get me to transfer more money to him, not the other way round. When I questioned the refund policy, he then changed the policy on the website there and then to state that sometimes a link would be sent to enter card details for refunds. He then got nasty, saying I din't know what I was talking about. I am now £420 down and do not have an accommodation booking. AVOID! SCAM!
In December 2024 this luxurybrandnew.com website put a fake listing on Booking.com for a studio to rent in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was canceled (not by myself) and I was hooked on a whatsapp chat where I knew better than to go along but my brain was off that morning and I was robbed of 518 GBP + excessive transaction fees to rent the studio. I insisted for a proof of reservation and was sent the a screenshot of the canceled booking.com reservation. It took a while to receive a fake receipt without any kind of information about the rented studio, its address, dates, etc. I backed out. But there would never have been a studio stay. It is all fake. The scammer said I would be refunded but it had not happened and never will.
AVOID LUXURYBRANDNEW.COM
hosted by a scammer
This is a great website for top design wear for man and woman. Brilliant prices, easy to order, great customer service and fast delivery. The only downside is that you have to be quick because the deals are so good and they sell out in no time. Highly recommended.

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I bought several items in this shop , I’m really happy with them and the staff it’s very friendly 🤩

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