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The website appears to be the official portal of the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam, but it is not! Prices are significantly inflated and even not sure what they deliver are the actual real tickets. Do not buy you entrance tickets here but refer to the official Van Gogh Museum website (similar address unfortunately)
This site is a scam. I bought my ticket in advance. Two days before my museum visit, they sent me an email saying there was a cancellation (cause of sold out), but that I could reschedule. However, it was a scam because when I clicked on the link to reschedule, I was automatically assigned a random date (which was impossible for me since I was in another city). I requested a refund twice (on June 20th). and I wrote several emails explaining the problem with their site and how they had ignored my refund requests
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