jasdip B.
Total fraud website
Total fraud website, charged me 189 AUD while only asking for 7 AUD.
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jasdip B.
Total fraud website, charged me 189 AUD while only asking for 7 AUD.
Jean michel T.
Site d’escrocs qui facture 118€ alors que sur le site officiel c’est 7 dollars canadiens
Raphael
It says 7.-, but if you click on the drop-down menu, you'll see that it costs 130.- in total. I didn't notice this until after I paid. Don't use this site.
Mr Ian D.
This company is a pure scam - totally misleading website which is designed to make you think that you are purchasing an official Canadian e visa at $7 surely the Canadian authorities should step in and not allow this company to make submissions .
Christian S.
Inadmissible. Comment peut on laisser une telle arnaque en ligne ? 113 euros d escroqués. Lorsque vous vous inscrivez il est question de 7 dollars ( canadiens ) donc 4,37 euros. Quand vous validez ce que vous supposez 7 dollars canadiens plus frais ( qui se révèlent de 123 dollars ) vous recevez une facture de 130 US dollars. Si votre banque comme la mienne le CIC ne fait pas l authentification sur son application vous vous retrouvez débité de cette somme. J ai constaté ce fait 2 minutes après que le paiement ai été validé mais la banque n a rien fait malgré mon alerte. Dépité j ai fait une demande par moi-même sur le site officiel du Canada et j ai obtenu l AVÉ en 4 minutes pour 4,37 euros - 7 dollars canadiens - Comment ou pourquoi les autorités canadiennes n’interviennent pas pour faire cesser cette escroquerie ?
BuenRollo B.
This is a scam. They pretend to be the official site and show the amount cost of $7 but in reality they charge you $130.
Ashish M.
Beware before using this website. I searched on Google for a Canada eTA and clicked on a (sponsored) search result first one on the list, believing I was on the official Government of Canada website. The overall appearance and wording of the website gave me the impression that I was completing the official government application. During checkout, the website prominently refers to the CAD 7 government fee and mentions an additional service fee, but the actual amount charged is not clearly visible on the checkout page itself. You have to click on a separate link to see the full service fee. I did not realize I was authorizing a USD 130 payment until after the transaction had been completed. As soon as I got an email stating the charges,I immediately emailed eVisaCan requesting that my application be cancelled before any further processing. It has now been over a week, and I have not received a single response to any of my emails—not even an acknowledgement. At the very least, I expected a response explaining whether my application had already been submitted to IRCC and why my cancellation request could not be accommodated. While they do mention in FAQs that refund can be initiated before the application is sent to IRCC for processing, they do not seem to follow that. Based on my experience, I found the website presentation and pricing to be misleading, and the lack of customer support has been extremely disappointing. Please be very careful before using this service. Make sure you understand exactly who you are dealing with and the total amount you will be charged before making any payment. If eVisaCan responds and resolves this matter fairly, I will update this review accordingly.
Patricia R.
Scammed. Their website looks like the Canadian Government one, same questions and layout. They also request payment for $7, but actually, in the end the charge was beyond £100!!! My payment is still pending and I'm waiting for a reply from them before the bank raises a dispute.