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They are a scam. I bought a ticket from them and never got my ticket. I am talking about 26 of February. When you call their number is invalid. I traced the account they asked me to pay the money into and the account was closed at Barclays. They are fraud. They stole my £573. Please avoid them
Travelsntours is a complete scam. Its not a legitimate company. I know a family who bought tickets from them, No reference number was issued, the terminal was wrong on the flight details they provided and when they family managed to get to the airport, their details were not on the list of passengers. They were told that they've been defrauded or scammed by Travelsntours. People should be cautious before buying ticket on the internet. Their website looks fake and contacts numbers are not legit.
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