Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Be aware of vacation rental scams in Puerto Vallarta on Facebook

A group of friends originally from Zacatecas planned a dream vacation in Puerto Vallarta, through Facebook they found the publication of a house with a pool, gym, and near the beach, it seemed the ideal space.

"We saw on social networks that they were advertising a house, we did not see anything unusual in the accommodation, we talked to the people in charge and they told us that it was 5,000 pesos per night," said Javier Trinidad, the victim of fraud.

In the same publication, a recently created Facebook profile gives an excellent review . . .

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