Farehutz

Prepare to be shocked! My experience with them was a total scam. You've probably read the horror stories—believe them! They manipulate prices, attempting to charge you more than agreed upon, even after promising otherwise. It's a total scam, and I'm not alone in this experience. Don't fall victim like I did. Stay alert, read the reviews, and save yourself from their deceitful tactics.

Looking for a travel deal that feels like winning the lottery? Let me tell you about my experience with this app. First off, the customer service? Top-notch. They're not just polite—they practically roll out the red carpet when confirming your ticket. But here's the real kicker: the price. I scoured over six different sites and apps, and guess what? Nowhere could beat the steal I found here. It's like they've got a secret stash of discount tickets just waiting for you. Trust me, this isn't your average deal. Thank me later!

Imagine planning a dream birthday getaway, only for it to turn into a nightmare. Picture this: I booked a last-minute flight through the Last Minute app for an early morning departure from NYC to Montego Bay, Jamaica. Sounds exciting, right? But hold on—here's where it gets frustrating. Shortly after booking, I receive a call from a representative claiming my ticket was suddenly sold out due to a promotion glitch. To secure a flight, I had to fork out an extra $160 and settle for an evening departure. Fast forward to the day of departure—more hurdles awaited. The JetBlue flight from JFK was delayed, and boarding, scheduled for 2:11 PM, didn't commence until 3:20 PM. Little did I know, the ordeal was far from over. After boarding, we sat on the plane for a grueling seven hours without any explanation or basic amenities—no food, no water, nothing. It was a complete disaster. Imagine the disappointment of celebrating my boyfriend's birthday under such circumstances—ruined doesn't even begin to describe it. Amidst the chaos, one person stood out—it is Alex!! His assistance in navigating this ordeal was invaluable. If not for him, I wouldn't have gotten through this ordeal. Alex, you're a lifesaver! Thank you for helping salvage what you could of this disastrous trip.

We bought a bunch of tickets at once for our family at the advertised rate. Upon completing the order, I received a confirmation that the order is being processed. A while later, I get an email telling me they tried to call me several times, without success and that I need to call them back ASAP. An Indian call centre answers, then I'm put on hold to connect me with the actual agent who "worked my order". I'm then told they could only confirm a few of the tickets, but not the rest of the people because we bought the lower fare price-point and there were no more spots on the flight. Our only option was to buy an upgrade for nearly $1000 more. I asked to cancel, he proceeded to tell me I would lose the money for the 3 confirmed passengers. It was like talking to a scripted robot - pointless, clearly a scam. I asked if I could have another flight at a different time, he said yes, but would cost an additional $800. One other option was to drive 2 hours to the next city to grab a flight there, but again, more money. All options more money. Oddly enough, he could move my entire group to a new flight, but cannot cancel. Clearly a hole in his scam. I hung up, spoke with my credit card/bank company. They cannot sell me a product I didn't agree to. They wanted me to verbally commit to this.

One star in much too high. more like minus ten. Booked tickets for two people. They said (Jessica Jackson with Indian accent) I got ticket confirmed but not my partner. Also, that my ticket does not include any luggage allowance, not even a cabin bag, just a toothbrush or something. If I cancel I loose all the money (non-refundable, non cancellable). Only my partner can get a refund but she is disabled so she can’t travel on her own. They made me to upgrade our tickets (£270 EACH EXTRA). I wish I've red the reviews beforehand. I called the airline and checked their website – all bookings have baggage allowance of between 25 to 50 kg. Also checked another agent and the price (similar to originally quoted by Farehutz) included cabin and check-in luggage allowance. Clearly, it's a SCAM. All designed to scam the people. I called my credit card bank and explain the situation. They agreed with me that it looks like a scam and cancelled the card. They asked me to book with someone else. So many people get caught - why they are still around????? No honesty, no decency. She said she was just doing her job. What about if they asked you to put a poison into someone’s glass? Please, I am sure you can find something decent, Jessica – don’t work for scammers – you are becoming one regardless whether you want it or not. Ps. Initially, they emailed me saying they tried to contact me several times, but they did not. They were waiting till I call them, just make me to pay extra or loose everything. They are bullies, nothing else. Now they keep calling, 20 calls and counting, 2 emails so far. How does it feel??? Not just locally but from America as well. Remember these numbers: 0208 0042111 and +1 877 658 0111 Pps. If they manage to take your payment, you can ask your credit card company to recover your money by chargeback. They know these tricks and will believe you. Send them links and examples of the reviews. Ppps. I sent them this review. Suddenly everything got quiet.

Watch out, folks – my experience with Farehutz Tickets Agency was a total disaster. I fell for the promise of flexible date changes on a Belfast to Lusaka ticket, only to find out it was all a sham. Tried to switch up my return dates, and bam! They hit me with a fee that could probably fund a small country. Clearly, they're all about the money and not giving a hoot about keeping customers happy. Sneaky tactics to reel us in. But it gets worse – canceling the flight? Forget about it. They shut that down like it's a VIP party we're not invited to. And don't even dream about changing destinations without shelling out more cash than the original ticket cost. Switching from Belfast to Ghana felt like I was buying a private jet. Long story short, Farehutz Travels is a nightmare if you want an honest and customer-friendly travel gig. Save yourself the headache and steer clear. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

I recently had a negative experience with Farehutz airline agency through the SkyRadar app. After purchasing what seemed to be affordable airline tickets, I was contacted by the agency and informed that I needed to pay double the price due to the airline company not having available seats. When I expressed my desire to cancel the tickets, I was threatened with losing my money if I didn't opt for an upgrade. This experience left me feeling frustrated and deceived. I took the necessary steps to report the incident to my bank to prevent any further financial loss. I hope that sharing my experience will help others avoid falling victim to similar fraudulent practices.

NEVER USE,, total scam. Company charges your credit card for a set price but takes 24 hours to email a confirmation. The scam is they say part of your flight is booked but your returning flight is no longer available at the price they quoted you and try to charge you 3 times the cost. I told them to cancel and they said I was responsible for the departure flights and I couldn’t cancel. Had to cancel my credit card as they told me they had lawyers that would deal with my situation Wow is all I can say

Without going into boring detail. BEWARE SCAMMERS. STAY AWAY FROM FAREHUTZ. You have been warned. 29 April 2024.

Terrible. Farehutz Canadá son unos estafadores. Paso a explicar: Compre un ticket solo de ida desde Winnipeg Canadá hasta Quito, Ecuador por 532 CAD. El pasaje comprendía 2 tramos: Winnipeg-Atlanta por WestJet  y Atlanta-Quito por LatAm (Delta). Cuando compre el ticket solo me pregunto Origen, Destino, Fecha de Nacimiento, Nombres y Sexo. Nada más. Apenas terminé de hacer la compra me extraño que solo me llego un email con el tramo completo señalado (Winnipeg-Quito y las escalas mencionadas)  indicandome que mis pasajes no se habían emitido y que para agilizar la emisión debía llamar a un número. Como me urgía confirmar los pasajes, llamé y empezó la pesadilla. La llamada duro 78 minutos en total. Empezaron diciendome que yo solo había comprado el primer tramo Winnipeg-Atlanta por ese precio 532CAD y el otro tramo debí haber llenado algunos datos más que la aerolínea requería. Les respondí que no era así pues yo había comprado todo el tramo completo Winnipeg-Quito (eso es lo que te preguntan siempre: Ciudad de Origen y Ciudad de Destino), y el mismo email de ellos señalaba correctamente el tramo completo. Intentaron entonces OBLIGARME a comprar el otro tramo que faltaba Atlanta-Quito por 500 CAD adicionales, a lo que yo obviamente me negué. Como no les resulto esa trampa, luego intentaron cambiarme mi pasaje según ellos para "ayudarme a llegar a mi destino final" pero esta nueva alternativa implicaba muchas mas horas de vuelo y 4 escalas en total. Un fiasco. Igual me negué y pedí hablar con su supervisor. Nada. El Supervisor se mantuvo en lo que había dicho la primera persona que me atendió y como gran solución me ofreció el mismo pasaje que yo había comprado en 532 CAD en 850 CAD y que me "regalaban" la maleta facturada y la maleta de mano. También nos negamos porque el ticket ya incluía esas maletas que el pretendía "regalarme".  En fin luego de más de una hora de discusión y de hacerles notar que todo era injusto y que ellos estaban incumpliendo con su acuerdo, les solicite que cancelaran la reserva y me devuelvan el dinero (nunca lo cobraron por suerte). Ellos obviamente me dijeron que no podían cancelarlo y que si lo hacía solo me devolverían los taxes (10 o 15% del valor total). Nosotros nos negamos porque inclusive pagamos 20 CAD adicionales por un seguro adicional si es que se tenía que cancelar el vuelo y que ellos mal intencionadamente ignoraron. Todo mal. EN RESUMEN: Son unos estafadores. Intentan venderte algo adicional siempre argumentando cosas sin sentido o te quieren dar algo mucho peor de lo que compraste.

Ugh, this airline ticket saga was a total nightmare! So, I grab this ticket deal, right? Then out of the blue, I get a call from a fast-talking dude with an accent thicker than molasses. Couldn't make heads or tails of what he was saying until I practically yelled at him to slow down. And get this, it sounded like a whole room of people doing the same bait and switch hustle. They hit me with the classic trio of scams – first, my San Diego direct flight was suddenly "sold out." Then, they shuffled me onto other airlines, none with direct flights, and slapped me with a bill that's more than double what I coughed up initially. Plus, they messed with my conference plans, pushing my arrival time to a ridiculous 9:35 PM instead of a decent 10 AM. When I threw a fit, Mr. Fast Talker miraculously pulled some strings, got "special permission" from his supervisor for my original flight out. And surprise, surprise, the return flight drama got some special permission too, but only after I caught onto their sneaky game. What a bunch of scammers! Bottom line – steer clear of these fraudsters. They lure you in with cheap flights and then pull this royal screw-over move when you least expect it. Sneaky, sneaky!

An absolute SCAM. They advertise cheap flights and take your payment. But, then they call you and tell you the flight is no longer available and that they can offer you an alternate flight for almost double the cost of your original one. I was told I couldn’t be refunded after asking multiple times. Once I finally looked into the terms and conditions, I told the scam artist I was owed a refund and then I was told to hold. Once she returned, she was magically able to refund my money even though moments before it was “impossible” and they could only offer me a credit originally. Please , DO NOT TRUST THEM!

Oh man, major red flags with this company! They sold me a ticket ages ago, charged my card, sent a confirmation, and then bam – day before my flight, Aeromexico is clueless about my booking. Called Farehutz to sort it out, and they're just giving me the runaround, saying they'll call the airline, but no action. Plus, their customer service hotline turned into a ghost town. Lesson learned: don't trust the Trustpilot reviews; they might be faker than a three-dollar bill. Better hit up Google for the real lowdown – loads of 1-star reviews echoing the same scammy vibes.

They offer great deals but once selected, you're locked into paying the prices and no refunds possible even though they no longer offer the prices you signed up for. Magically the "going" flight is still available but the return is now available only other days or hundreds (several hundreds) of dollars more and there's nothing you can do. Since I was buying tickets for two different parties this happened twice on the same day. HORRIBLE DISREPUTABLE ORGANIZATION

FareHutz Thru Jetcost proved disappointing. After booking, they demanded an extra $638, claiming the tickets were unavailable, yet the same offers persisted on Jetcost's site 10 hours later. Misleading practices, unhelpful staff, and communication barriers make this company one to avoid.

Dear All, - Please, please do not, say it again please DO NOT buy any ticket with FareHuzt. They are hook you up first and then ship you to another (SCAM, not honest, Sound Indian very hard to understand in conversation) - 1st and Also the last ever with Farehuzt

This company is an absolute sham! Absolutely steer clear of them! They snatch your cash and then claim they're short on flights or demand an extra $600+ due to supposed price hikes. I won't ever consider dealing with them again.

I purchased the extra Cancellation Protection - which clearly states "Cancellation without a fee and getting a full refund as well within 24 hours of booking" The flight was booked online - with the optional cancelation Protection - I was contacted that the flight I wanted was full and would have to pick another flight - at which point I stated I wanted a refund - just cancel the trip I was told - by your agent directly, that the cancellation protection worked Only from 24 hours before flight – I was told this 4 times when pointing out it states clearly 24 hours from booking. Was told many times over 20 min discussion with agent that is not how it works it is 24 hours prior and refused refund. He specifically stated that unless I accepted the new flight, I would not be able to get a refund at all. Told me to call back to cancel the new flight. 8 more times tried to call back – hung up on every time. Finally got through 3/21/24 at 8:35AM and was put on hold for over 20 min each time and bounced to 3 different people, last one claimed to be manager and gave me the fake phone numbers. Manager supplied wrong customer service phone number to get refund from Delta: 800-123-6645 Actual customer service number is 800-221-1212 When I called him on that as the wrong number– he insisted it was a “Special number” to get a full refund. I had already talked to Delta and they told me that the travel company was responsible for their cancellation protection and would have to issue a refund – not Delta. Your Manager, who would not share his name when asked multiple times, repeatedly defended the false number as correct and assured me that number would be the place to call – number does not exist The direct line your "Manager" supplied me if things went wrong : 800-503 1118 goes to the Dream Center Leadership School

These guys are your classic bait/switch operators. I was looking for tickets for my son, his partner, and my grandchild (age 4) to come and visit me for a few days. As soon as the tickets were paid for, I get an email saying "we have tried several times to contact you"...oh, horse sh*t. No they had not attempted to contact me. But, at their urging, I contacted the customer service hotline where I was on the phone with someone named Ahmit Cooper (sure, Cooper). There was a bit of a language barrier, mostly just his accent, which I was willing the work with AND which he *could* have remedied by slowing down a bit but I think the fast talking was part of it. Suddenly, my tickets are not available. But for an additional price, you see? Maybe a few hundred more. I informed Ahmit Cooper (cooper, right?) that he was engaged in a bait and switch scam and that I would be reporting him and leaving NEGATIVE STAR REVIEWS. ALSO: during my phone call with Mr Cooper, I could hear several other conversations going on in the background. It sounded very much like an entire sweatshop devoted to people baiting and switching folks for airline tickets. A scam farm. I just want my children to visit me. 😭

On May 8th I bought tickets for my son and I to go to Portland from Denver. We fly out of Denver June 22nd and arrive back in Denver July 20th. They called and told me that they had overbooked the flight and i needed a new returning flight on July 19th. Shit happens, I let it go. Come to find out that there were going to be 2 charges. 1 for Frontier Airlines at $179.99 for the ticket and an additional charge of 119.99 that I was told is “taxes”. The taxes on a $180 flight is almost as much as the flight?. After noticing that as well as 4 DoorDash charges, I disputed the charges. They called me today, 5/17 and asked why I disputed the charges. I complained about the 2 charges and they told me it’s taxes and if I didn’t pay as well as an additional $50 ($25 each way)fine, they would cancel my flight and blacklist me from the airline. Isn’t that blackmail? I’m looking into legal ramifications. Farehutz may be getting sued.

Do not trust this business. I got scammed! After charging me, they emailed me saying my return flight is full so I now have to pay TRIPLE the initial price for my tickets! How could they charge me without confirming my flights? It made no sense, because my departing flight was also changed and they refuse to give you your money back. Total scammers, do not trust them. The customer service was equally horrible, they don't listen or care and repeat the same lines that they can't do anything. They also use FAKE 5 star generic reviews on TrustPilot (all praising their customer service representatives with specific names), to drown out the real and recent 1 star ratings.

FAREHUTS ARE PART OF A CRIMINAL TRAVEL AGENT NETWORK! MAYBE OUT OF INDIA? THEY NEED TO BE INVESTIGATED BY THE FAA AND SHUT DOWN! THEY FLOOD AIRLINE SYSTEMS WITH FAKE LOW PRICES TO GET THE SALE. INSTEAD OF ISSUING E-TICKETS, THEY CALL YOU AND MAKE A STORY UP TO GET YOU TO PAY HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS MORE FOR YOU BOOKING! THEY ARE CRIMINALS! HERE IS MY BOOKING ID IN CASE IT HELPS. Booking Id - FA142369 Booking Date - Sat, 27 Jul 2024 Also, I OWN A TRAVEL AGENCY AND THESE CRIMINALS KEEP MANIPULATING OUR SYSTEM! WE WANT TO PRESS CRIMINAL FRAUD CHARGES AGAINST THIS NETWORK OF FAKE CRIMINAL TRAVEL AGENCIES!

Ordered a ticket to Chicago, round trip. Called back, saying there is $100 upcharge, and it is nonrefundable. So I had no choice but to pay. I argued with some lady, who said "she thinks she will leave the reservation as..." and I threatened to call my bank. So she canceled the reservation on the spot. Also...very confident the positive reviews "from the fellas" are fake also. Scam airline company, twisting money out of people, claiming once reservation is made, it is not cancelable. B.S. do not agree, and call your bank or CC company. Do not do business with low life losers!

This website operates in a questionable manner. Initially quoted $238 for a round trip, I faced unexpected charges. After confirming my outgoing flight, they demanded an extra $250 for the return due to an expired promo or pay $60 more for a next-day flight. No cancellation option was given. Later, they altered the return promo, offering a different airport an hour away for the same price. This left me with an inconvenient choice, anticipating added expenses for a hotel or a lengthy Uber ride. The promised discount fare turned out to be a misleading claim.

Caution! Avoid Farehutz! Experienced a bait-and-switch scenario after booking a supposedly budget-friendly round-trip flight. Initially priced at $600 for two, the departure flight was later claimed as unbookable, with an attempt to raise the cost to $1000. Refusal to accept the inflated fare led to resistance, with a $200 flight credit fee imposed and misleading claims about limited alternatives. Vigilance is essential; Farehutz may exploit those less discerning. Steer clear of this airline booking service to avoid potential rip-offs.

This company is totally deceitful. They took my money for a service they never gave me. When I asked for a refund, they promised to return it, but they didn't follow through. I had to involve my bank to get my money back. Now, this guy named Alex Parker from the company is sending me threatening emails, talking about suing me if I don't drop the claim with my bank. It's a shady situation, and I wouldn't recommend dealing with them.

The rampant removal of negative reviews and suspicious influx of positive ones suggest deceptive practices. Caution is paramount; entrusting them with your credit card information seems perilous. The alleged involvement of international scammers, particularly from India and Russia, raises red flags about the safety of engaging with this business. Vigilance is crucial to safeguard against potential risks to US citizens.

Farehutz falls way below any rating standards. It stands out as one of the poorest travel agencies. My encounter with Farehutz has been far from satisfactory. Securing a refund has become an ongoing battle, extending beyond 8 weeks. They seem oblivious to customer requirements, solely focused on inflating ticket costs. "Worst" barely captures the essence of Farehutz.

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Por favor no crean en esta compañía, son unos estafadores, crean publicidad engañosa, vende los Tikets aéreos a un precio y después te llaman que no tienen sillas disponibles, que si quiero viajar debo pagar el doble del costo inicial. Es triste que esto pase aquí en Estados Unidos de America.