Marco
honest scammers, shame on me
I couldn't believe I did fall for this trick, but yes, it happened. This looks like a phishing site but I think is not. They just try to cheat you into believing it's the true ESTA, you give them the info and they apply to the real ESTA for you. So it's an intermediary/scam site, of course you pay the service. Now the cool part, when i noticed the wrong amount I sent an email to withdraw from the service to info @ us-immigrationsupport.org. You should write down 4 points: the reason to withdraw the service (fact that you find out that they are not the real ESTA worked for me), the order number (i did not receive but I found a reference very small in the lower part of the mail), the last 4 digits of the credit card used to pay and the name and surname on the the credit card. Surprisingly this worked and they voided my payment. Hope this will help you.



