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(2) Intentionally providing false information Scammer will advertise homestays and provide related photos. People who see the advertisement will certainly feel attracted by the uniqueness and beauty of the homestay. In terms of facilities, there are also many provided. Then the customer places the order as usual. However, a few days before the stay date, the scammer will contact the guest and tell them that there is serious damage to the homestay that makes it unsuitable for living. At the time he contacted this guest, there was a contractor doing renovation work. But this scammer promised to replace it with another homestay since things were last minute .


is not as great or as good as the original homestay. But since there is no other employment database choice, you have to agree. If you don't agree, where will you stay? Then the scammer promises to return some of the money that the guest has paid. In fact, this scammer only has a second homestay. The first homestay that is advertised is only for attracting customers. (3) Giving an offer that is too good to be true Through advertisements seen by potential customers, scammers show pictures of homestays that meet criteria such as: 1.


Beautiful like a hotel 2. There are 3 spacious rooms 3. Close to the beach 4. There is a swimming pool and other facilities 5. Have a high-speed internet connection 6. There is a very beautiful view 7. The price of staying is very cheap! He has a red flag : the price is very cheap but you have to act fast! If we don't act quickly, other guests will be the ones to grab this ridiculous offer first. (4) Scammers posing as real homestay business operators This method is more complicated to do, but that doesn't mean no one has tried it.