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I just did an ingonito search for "!g ETA", I got 3 results on the screen CanadianTravel - ETA Ad·www.canadaonlineapplication.org/ CanadianTravel - ETA Ad·ww
by iso1210 6y ago
I just did an ingonito search for "!g ETA",
I got 3 results on the screen
CanadianTravel - ETA
Ad·www.canadaonlineapplication.org/
CanadianTravel - ETA
Ad·www.canadatravelvisa.com/
CanadaETA - for UK citiziens - canadian-etavisas.com
Ad·www.canadian-etavisas.com/
Which all look the same, and seem to charge $99 for the 'service' of filling in a form the Canadian government charges $7 for.
After that there is a wikipage for the Spanish terrorist group, two more wiki pages, then finally
The official site: Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA): How to apply - Canada.ca
Searching google for "Canada ETA" gives the above 3 adverts and also a link to https://www.etatocanada.com/ https://www.etatocanada.com/ which charges £69 for the service.
- fastball 6y agoSo.... not a scam, in that you get exactly what you pay for. And certainly not phishing, which this article was talking about.
- Macha 6y agoHow is this not a scam? The company is just presenting their form to ask for the same information, relaying it to the government, and charging you $90 for the privilege.
- fastball 6y agoTo me a scam involves paying money and then not getting anything for it. You get exactly what you pay for. These is just competing businesses / orgs vying for your custom, where one org (the govt) is charging $0, so you should totally use them, but won't if you're foolish. Regardless, one tiny example of all google results (goverment form services) is... the vast minority of google search results. It is certainly not "invariably" a scam.