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How to communicate with your potential renters - how to turn site visitors into enquiries, and enquiries into bookings.
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James3214 wrote:ummm honeymoon...are you sure it is not a scam?
These sort of situations always set my alarm bells ringing.
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theoharis wrote:
James you think it can be a scam? what kind?
Lets wait for the next sequel!
Are you sure they haven't paid someone or agreed something with someone imitating/impersonating/claiming to represent you?

Possibly just a mix up, but err on the side of caution, eh?

Anything out of the ordinary, the first thing I think of is a scam!
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Sounds to me like they're being grumpy because they've messed up their own plans.
No doubt the cause of a good row between them.
Might as well start married life as you mean to continue........ :lol:
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