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Il faudrait se regrouper en association et transmettre un dossier à la direction française de la répression des fraudes pour arnaque auprès du consommateur. Je comprends qu'une inscription dans un site soit payante mais à ce moment-là, il faut annoncer la couleur, et ne pas écrire partout comme c'est le cas que l'inscription à couchsurfing est gratuite. IL suffit d'annoncer le tarif. Ceux qui sont intéressés continuent et les autres ne s'inscrivent pas. Mais ne pas inventer des pseudos statuts de vérification complètement absurdes!

The company is charging you 60$ for a verification without telling you it’s a paid service! They refuse to refund after an explanation I wasn’t aware I’m buying something! No price was listed, no mention of a paid service.

Scammers. They have a misleading way to get you to press a button that says 'verify your account' and they'll charge you AU$102. Please report these $%@#ers. ____ Here's where to report them__ United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC): You can report scams to the FTC using their online complaint form at ftc gov/complaint. State Attorney General: Contact your state Attorney General's office. You can find contact information for each state's Attorney General at naag.org. Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3): If the scam took place online, you can file a complaint with the IC3 at ic3.gov. United Kingdom Action Fraud: Report the scam to Action Fraud, the UK's national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime, at actionfraud.police.uk. Citizens Advice: They can help you report the scam to the correct authority. Visit citizensadvice.org.uk for more information. Canada Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC): Report the scam to the CAFC online at antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca or by calling 1-888-495-8501. Competition Bureau: You can also report to the Competition Bureau using their online complaint form at competitionbureau.gc.ca. Australia Scamwatch: Report scams to Scamwatch, run by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), at scamwatch.gov.au. Australian Cyber Security Centre: If the scam occurred online, you can report it to the ACSC at cyber.gov.au.

Total Scam 56€ Unos burladores. Sim comentários. Que cierren ya.

Después de tantos años de buenas experiencias con Couchsurfing... Los nuevos propietarios de la plataforma nos pretenden estafar.... Es el momento de cambiar a otras plataformas parcelas como Bewelcome o Trustroots.. También está muy bien para cicloturistas Warmshowers....o una que está tomando auge en Europa para viajeros lentos...Welcome to my Garden... Mucha suerte viajeros

I used to use CS for over 10 years. What was a platform to connect people and help travelers has become a tinder like trash with greedy management asking for compulsory subscription due to COVID in… 2023. I had a verified profile (so I paid) and yet they came in 2023 asking for another subscription. Apart from this, the management attracted lots of non travelers to the platform. The meet ups groups or “hang out” became a dating thing. Apart from this, when comes about user data, I post a quote from their customer support: “ Please note, this is just a one courtesy.” Like, accessing your data based on GDPR is a one time courtesy.…

Avoid, I share the experience of others that feel scammed. They tricked me into paying 60 $, that I'm trying to get back through the bank. Let's see if filing a police complaint will work. I got the suggestion from a friend I trust otherwise I probably wouldn't have tried the service. The site should be closed down since it seems to a be total scam.

Service client sourd et incompréhensif qui vous met des avertissements sans raison valable plus des prédateurs parmi les hosts (je suis une femme)... le sav n'en a rien à faire... le mec a déjà eu des négatives, histoires de harcelements sexuels, il a reussi à faire retirer mon commentaire... De plus, les utilisateurs sont de moins en moins sérieux et conviviaux.