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Foreign
Phantom Menace fans ripped off by fake tour company
Dozens of European
science fiction fans who have been shelling out their hard earned
cash for Phantom Menace flight and cinema seats via a company called
Tenbat-Holmberg Tours & Vacations have been taken to the proverbial
Dagobah cleaners.
It seems the
company has no existence in any company records in any EC country.
The company
has now vanished from the internet, as has, presumably, fans' hopes
for getting tickets to the opening night of the new Star Wars movie
in the U.S.
A scam run
by crooks from the former Eastern Block is suspected, as one of
the victims trying to confirm the airline he was flying on, received
a somewhat earthy email from Tenbat-Holmberg Tours, suggesting that
NATO would be far better positioned outside of Yugolsavia's borders.
The fact that
Yugosalvia no longer exists, this being rather the cause of this
sorry mess, seems to have escaped the attention of our crafty criminal
pranksters.
Ho hum. Good
one Milosevic.
Tell you what,
how about the Apache hovering outside your window takes the money
directly out of your mass-murdering war criminal ass?
Our advice
to fans getting caught up in the excitement of the new movie's release?
If an offer seems to good to be true, it probably is!
Make sure you
get either an ATOL receipt or an airline ticket straight away when
you pay your money.
And our advice
to NATO? Give war a chance.
Anyway, the
'Nest suspects the only way anyone is getting tickets for the first
showing of Phantom Menace by this stage is if you begin a carnal
relationship with a very close and valued member of George Lucas's
family.
Coming soon:
Close and valued members of George Lucas's family - a dating guide
to their ideal partner choices.
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