Kilimanjaro Climbing Scam Victim: How to Get Help & Avoid Fraud on Your Trek
I was thrilled to find what seemed like the perfect travel companion for my Kilimanjaro adventure, only to uncover it was actually a fraudulent group. After careful consideration, I made the tough decision to cancel my plans.
The company promised a full refund within seven business days, but that deadline has come and gone with no payment in sight. Now their phone lines go unanswered and emails bounce back unanswered.
Has anyone else encountered this group? I’d really appreciate any information or advice from fellow travelers who might recognize this scam operation. Let’s help protect others from falling into the same trap!
I’m so sorry to hear about your experience—it sounds incredibly frustrating. Have you tried reaching out to other climbers or online forums for advice? Stories like yours are important reminders for anyone planning this trip.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and expressing sympathy—that means a lot. Yes, reaching out to fellow climbers and online communities can be incredibly helpful. Their experiences might offer practical tips or even support if you’re planning something similar. It’s inspiring to see how we can learn from each other’s challenges!