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Mote of the same i am affraid, booked activity, got the you haven't paid yet email, although I had seen it go through. Got confirmation and voucher. Person didn't turn up for activity. Requested refund, still waiting multiple emails, texts to the person running activity, nothing. Well that's euro 120 I will never see again. Do nit book with these company.
Booking made for following day; payment confirmed but no information (voucher) wasn't sent.
Impossible to join the activity
After payment confirmation, alert received to claim my cart wasn't completed (they expect me to pay again !) . First payment appears effective on bank report.
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