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jtigina
Joined 2014
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Scamming In Wadi Rum, Jordan

9 years ago

Wadi Rum Desert Camps Fool Tourists

Most of the “camps” in Wadi Rum listed on the Internet (TripAdvisor, Routard, etc.) don’t actually exist. Their “owners” together with the help of their girlfriends, who write and speak good English, create a fake website and post a lot of self-promoting reviews in order to attract naive tourists. As a result, travellers find themselves in trouble and get scammed.

That is why, before going to Wadi Rum, insist the desert camps on sending you a scanned copy of their license, as 99.9% of them don’t have one.

Have this in mind before booking any tour, and don’t let Bedouins fool you with fake reviews and nemorous self-compliments.

For more info, visit www.stop-scamming-in-wadi-rum.com

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