julia douglas
Charge a fortune for nothing.
Charge a fortune for nothing.
Make sure you go on the official US Gov website!
how are you?
ITS A TOTAL SCAM
ITS A TOTAL SCAM. THEY DO NOTHING. THEIR APPLICATION IS THE SAME ONE YOU HAVE TO FILL OUT ON THE GOVERNMENT SITE. SHAME ON GOOGLE FOR ALLOWING THIS SCAM WEBSITE. MY NORTON ALSO ALERTED ME THAT THIS SITE WAS DANGEROUS SO I THEN HAD TO CANCEL MY CARD AND GET A NEW ONE SO THE SCAMMERS COULD NOT ADD ADDITIONAL CHARGES.
Namitha K
They do not reply once you have paid…
They do not reply once you have paid the charges.
Seems to be a fake company. Please don’t go through them.
Paul Darroch
Scam website
Scam website. Google for
esta gov dhs
(The DHS is the US government department that issues ESTAs)
Scam scam scam
Son Ofagun
FRAUD ON ESTA APPLICATION – SCAM BEWARE
Fraudulent website that links directly to ESTA visa application. Charged 89 USD, found out later that actual cost is 21 USD. They said they would pay back 68 USD, instead they charged another 68 USD, then refunded that back so net is I paid them 89 USD. SCAM .
Richard
Terrible
Terrible. At great expense travelled to Belfast to US Embassy for interview to be told no B1/B2 visas were being currently issued.
TravelAssist did not tell me this even though it stated on my application requirements for B1/B2 Visa. You would think they would be up to date with US Visa policy, after all that is what they were paid for! However they were quick enough to charge me for the service.
Do not use them!
Jamshid
I have applied for USA visa through…
I have applied for USA visa through this company as they have stated that my application will be reviewed for the high chance of success before submitting to the embassy, I have also paid extra for express process, they have replied to me after 24 hours that my application has been denied by US immigration and encourages me to apply with different application form and pay again. This company at the point of my view doesn’t do anything more than apply for a visa individually and paying to this company will be wasting your money. It is your choice now to apply for a visa yourself or pay to travelassist company for whatever that you can do yourself.
Below are the analyze and conclusion of us about above reviews
Review 1 (julia douglas): This review is short but direct. The user states they were charged a “fortune for nothing” and advises others to use the official US government website. The implication is that the website in question overcharges for a service that can be obtained directly from the government at a lower or no cost. This suggests the website is at least providing a service with inflated fees, or potentially no service at all. The 1-star rating reinforces this negative experience. The advice to use the official US Gov website is a key indicator of a potential scam or overcharging service.
Review 2 (how are you?): This review is very explicit in calling the website a “TOTAL SCAM.” The user claims the application is the same as the one on the government site, indicating a lack of added value for the fee charged. The user also suggests a security risk, stating their Norton antivirus alerted them and they had to cancel their card due to potential unauthorized charges. This is a serious accusation and a major red flag. The all-caps and strong language (SHAME ON GOOGLE) suggest a high level of frustration and a genuine belief that they were scammed. The mention of Norton flagging the site is a significant detail that strengthens the claim of a scam.
Review 3 (Namitha K): This review focuses on the lack of communication after payment. The user states that the company stops responding after payment, which is a common tactic in scams. The assertion that it “seems to be a fake company” is a strong indicator of a negative experience and potential fraudulent activity. This lack of follow-up and communication is a classic sign of a deceptive business practice.
Review 4 (Paul Darroch): This review directly labels the website a “Scam website.” It provides instructions for finding the official ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) government website, further suggesting that the reviewed website is an unofficial and potentially fraudulent intermediary. The repeated use of “Scam scam scam” reinforces the negative sentiment and warning. The specific instruction to search for “esta gov dhs” is very helpful for users trying to find the official website and avoid potential scams.
Review 5 (Son Ofagun): This review details a specific financial scam. The user was charged $89 USD, later discovering the actual cost should be $21 USD. The attempt to refund a portion of the fee resulted in additional charges, further solidifying the claim of fraudulent activity. This detailed account of financial manipulation is very convincing and paints a clear picture of a scam operation. The user’s experience of being charged extra instead of receiving a refund is a significant red flag.
Review 6 (Richard): This review focuses on a lack of relevant information provided by the website, leading to wasted travel expenses. While not explicitly calling it a scam, the user criticizes the website for not being up-to-date on US Visa policy, despite charging for the service. This suggests a lack of competence or due diligence, which can be a characteristic of deceptive businesses. The user’s disappointment and warning (“Do not use them!”) are clear indicators of a negative experience. While the core issue is about a lack of current information and not necessarily outright fraud, it still indicates poor service.
Review 7 (Jamshid): This review describes a situation where the company promised to review the application for a “high chance of success” before submission but ultimately failed. The user claims the company doesn’t do anything more than an individual could do themselves and that paying the company is a waste of money. This indicates the company is providing a service with no real added value, potentially misleading customers with false promises. This could be considered a scam by providing an unnecessary service.
travelassist.us.com likely a scam
Note: The above statement is just my personal opinion, you should check carefully at the sources and make the right decision for yourself.