“Vorsicht, uns wollten sie betrügen. Viel Ärger, Geld und einen Urlaubstag verloren.”
The Superpro Samui gym looks good on the surface. For advanced fighters, I don’t think it works without booking individual sessions. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a scam. Superpro Samui tried to rip us off. My partner and I, both kickboxers/trainers, booked the Superpro for a week to fit a mini‑training camp into our trip. The room category was good, sea view, bathroom with a partition, Wi‑Fi, etc. We were shown a room in a courtyard with torn curtains, a dirty bed with cigarette and saliva stains, dirty sheets, a moldy shower the size of a storage room, and behind the curtains a nasty old roof. Wi‑Fi was also absent. This room was uninhabitable! We were told that the pictures look different because that’s how it is. We could have declined, but no refund was offered. As a consolation, we were allowed to use the pool twice for free, which was supposedly included. They now want 400 Bath per hour per person for it. I insisted on the booked room, and the woman said it no longer existed, that it was a different building. We would be in the “old building” because Superpro Samui was fully booked. I told her we would not stay there. She replied, somewhat sarcastic, that we could try to find something else on Koh Samui that evening. When I said I would report it, she told me to do so. They wouldn’t help us. I called from London at my own expense. A few minutes later the money was back on my account and Superpro Samui’s phones were busy. I then took photos of the room and sent them. Immediately after, Superpro was out of the picture; the “CEO” and an “investor” called and were on the line. Don’t get scammed!
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