Pub forced to turn away 20 tourists every day after Booking.com 'sends customers to fake listing'
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Pub forced to turn away 20 tourists every day after Booking.com 'sends customers to fake listing'.
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A London pub has been forced to turn up to 20 tourists every day after Booking.com allegedly ignored complaints holidaymakers were being scammed by fake listings.
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Wetherspoons staff at The Liberty Bounds near Tower Bridge have been forced to send holidaymakers away after fraudsters advertised their address as a "block of luxury apartments", according to Which?.
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The watchdog warned that it was able to create a false advertisement for 10 Downing Street on the website after receiving reports of fake listings plaguing the platform.
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Loughbrough resident Paul Dawson, 55, had booked a one-night stay at the The London Crown apartments with his family in August.
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