Visatitans.sa Review: Legit or Scam? Read Before You Apply!
Author: Adam Collins
Getting visas can be a traumatizing endeavor hence people take every help they can get. However, this also means that scammers can take advantage and prey on desperate travelers.
Hence, when Visatitans.sa was among the most searched sites on ScamAdviser, we got curious. We did an in-depth analysis of Visatitans.sa and bring you this review to help you make an informed decision. Read on as we discuss all about how Visatitans.sa works, what the customers say, and much more.
How Does Visatitans.sa Work?
When you land on Visatitans.sa, you will notice a lot of blogs and information on how you can apply for different visas. However, when I clicked on the “Check Requirements” option, I was stunned to see this message, “UNFORTUNATELY, WE CAN'T ASSIST WITH YOUR VISA REQUEST AT THE MOMENT,”
What the Customers Say
When it came to customer feedback, I was greeted with lots of glowing recommendations on Visatitans.sa. Most of the customers are giving the company a clean bill of health by claiming they were well-assisted.
However, there is no way of verifying the reviews as they are not from third parties. This makes it quite easy to manipulate the reviews to fit their narrative. When I checked customer reviews on other websites such as Trustpilot and MyWOT, I was stunned to see no reviews. On ScamAdviser, I only found one customer review that was critical of Visatitans.sa.
The customer lamented, “Don’t pay cent to those guys they hide behind the keyboard and no address for them if you pay you wouldn’t get your money back no experience to do that job the information for each visa is wrong it’s just scam.”
Where is Visatitans.sa Located?
On Visatitans.sa, they claim to be based in two places, Egypt, and the USA. They list their addresses as 165 N Hadaek Alahram, Giza, Egypt, and 1701 Rhode Island AveNW Floor 2 ( office 3-107) Washington DC 20036.
I was shocked to learn that the US address is also shared by other websites such as saudivisadc.com which also claims to be based in the exact same address. It's common for dubious websites to use the same locations, especially in Western countries as they think it makes them more believable.
Bottom Line: Is Visatitans.sa a Scam?
Overall, we have doubts about Visatitans.sa as there are several red flags that are hard to ignore. Currently, they don’t seem to be offering their services anymore, or this was our experience at the time of writing this article. They have very glowing recommendations on their website though this is hard to prove as they are not from third parties which makes them susceptible to manipulation. Outside their website, one customer claimed it is likely a scam.
Their listed location in the US is also shared with other websites which is common with scam websites. Overall, exercise caution when conducting any business with Visatitans.sa.
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