Woman is outraged after paying for a sea view hotel room...and discovering a brazen scam (but can YOU spot it?)
A holidaymaker was left outraged after shelling out for a sea view hotel room only to find she had fallen for a brazen scam.
Influencer Clarisa Murgia had paid a lot for the room because of the spectacular views it offered in the ad as part of the vacation of a lifetime across the Europe.
But when she arrived at the hotel and was shown to her room, she quickly discovered the stunning view on her balcony showing the blue sea, a sailboat and a mountain. the scope was not what it seemed.
Instead, a giant poster of a seaside had been stuck on the wall of the building outside his window, and the entire sea view was a big disadvantage.
While filming the scene, Clarisa showed how, from a certain angle, the poster looked like the real thing.
But as she turns to the side, the footage shows that it's just a huge image on the other side of an alley dark.
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A holidaymaker was left outraged after shelling out for a sea view hotel room only to find she had fallen for a brazen scam.
Influencer Clarisa Murgia had paid a lot for the room because of the spectacular views it offered in the ad as part of the vacation of a lifetime across the Europe.
But when she arrived at the hotel and was shown to her room, she quickly discovered the stunning view on her balcony showing the blue sea, a sailboat and a mountain. the scope was not what it seemed.
Instead, a giant poster of a seaside had been stuck on the wall of the building outside his window, and the entire sea view was a big disadvantage.
While filming the scene, Clarisa showed how, from a certain angle, the poster looked like the real thing.
But as she turns to the side, the footage shows that it's just a huge image on the other side of an alley dark.
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