Jorge V.
I wanted to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation
I wanted to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to enter the UK, so I searched online for how to apply. Google led me to a website that didn't indicate it was an intermediary; it was misleading. I thought I was applying through the government website, as it only showed the ETA cost as £20 (USD 28.77). To my surprise, the charge came to USD 158.75, so I didn't apply for the ETA and immediately requested a refund. Almost a month has passed, and I've sent three emails to the contact listed on the website without receiving any response. I think I've lost my money, but at least I'll make sure to share this message so that other unsuspecting people don't fall for this scam.



