richard wapensky
BETotal Ripoff You have to pay 29.50 euros to get a check that you print out yourself, and then you are obliged to pay 30-60 euros per person per day for breakfast and an additional meal. That's 60-120 euros per day for food in a hotel that looks very bad. AGAIN - total ripoff.
kund
SEdisguised as eucs2022.com Almost fell for it, was an instagram ad, seemed very legit, red flags: time "limited" with seconds counter, need to act fast, says it is free first, then need to pay suddenly, uses symbols that resemble official ones. The "survey" used the "eucs2022.com" website, then redirected to eurorest.net
Mytity
EEA scam A scam. Appeared in FB. In the end asked for a payment of 14,9 EUR for getting the voucher. During the process it increased the length of a stay from 3 days to 5 days (extra days because according to my age I belonged to the age group that was usually given the extra days). Beware of to the tricks! Do not trust the offer!
Kaci Mal
IEScam Scam. Luckily I saw reviews before paying the survey fee. Basically, the company gives you a free hotel stay if you complete a survey. You have to pay at the end and then the voucher you received doesn't seem to be redeemable anywhere.
George Tsipis
GRStarted as "legitimate looking" email… Started as "legitimate looking" email from GeoPlus tell you that you've been selected for a 3-day stay in hotels in Europe, if only you completed the survey. So I go ahead, complete the survey and they said that I'm eligible for a 5-day stay instead of the 3-day one. I continue and -oh the irony- they ask 19,80 EUR in order to "issue" the coupon. I click again next, and to my surprise -not-, there is no PayPal option and the vendor changed from GeoPlus to "Eurorest". Scam all the way!