Trip Advisor - Verify Duplicate Property SCAM

[Marks]

From security@ownertripadvisor . com

Dear Customer,

I'm Morag Cleland and i'm a member of TripAdvisor advertise support.

Earlier this week, we publicly shared our 2016 plans and made an exciting announcement that TripAdvisor has signed an agreement to become part of the Expedia family. This decision was not taken lightly and I am convinced it is the right one for our company, our employees, and most importantly for you, our customers. Together, we have built TripAdvisor into the world’s largest holiday rental marketplace and we remain totally committed to helping each visitor book the perfect holiday home with you, our valued owners and property managers.

We have reason to believe that on your account you have a duplicate property that don't belong to you. I kindly ask you to confirm if this is your property in order to advertise also on all our TripAdvisor platform!

You can verify on http: // ownertripadvisor.com/property/ 2383904

Notice: If you have problems to open the link you can copy/paste on your browser.

If you choose to ignore our request, you leave us no choice but to suspend your account.

In partnership with Expedia, we plan to drive even more travellers to your holiday rental listing than ever before. You may know that Expedia also owns Orbitz, Travelocity, Trivago, and other leading travel brands. Once the transaction closes, we believe the combined network of TripAdvisor and Expedia will offer exposure that is second to none for holiday rental owners and managers. We also look forward to leveraging Expedia’s technology and expertise to make our products better than they are today. TripAdvisor will continue to operate as TripAdvisor, and our commitment to you will not change. Your success is our top priority, and we will be here to support you any time you need us.

Sincerly,
Trust and Safety Team
Advertise Support

TripAdvisor
Morag Cleland

[e-richard]

.... we made an exciting announcement that TripAdvisor has signed an agreement to become part of the Expedia family.

[kevsboredagain]

Had that one too today. I went to the site and dutifully provided some login details. I figure the more times these people try with fake details, the greater the chance they get locked out. Any decent site should have software watching for repeated login attempts.