@David ********

Oh, yeah, it's perfectly fine to ban people for using intelligent sarcasm and encouraging others to use their brains to solve problems, but there's nothing wrong with writing primitive insults. Makes sense 🤦‍♂️. Maybe such people should self-reflect a bit on why they get such replies instead of crying like little frustrated girls.

Maybe because it's a question like: "Can someone help me with how much 2 + 2 equals?"

@Darren ********

There's really no point in wasting time explaining the obvious. He wouldn't get it anyway 😄. Just sit back and wait for the incoming wave of insults 😁. Because that's the only thing this troll is capable of 😅.

Okay, grandpa. And what value do your frustration and insults bring to this group? Just keep in mind that there's a difference between asking for help and asking someone to do all the work for you. By the way, it's fascinating that some people are smart enough to be on Facebook and find this group but too dumb to type three words into Google and get an instant answer.

@Eoin ******

And the funnier thing is, he still refuses to acknowledge it, thinking they're gonna let him enter just like that as soon as possible. 😄 I don't believe they'll let him enter the country this year anymore. Delulu 😅.

@Patrycja *******

There are many people living here and running illegal businesses, especially some Russians who provide taxi services, haircuts, beauty services, real estate assistance, tour guiding, etc. You just don't know about it and can't see it because it’s unofficial and mainly advertised through Telegram groups or other channels.

I have no sympathy for this at all. Too many foreigners here think they can do whatever they want without consequences. Let this be a warning to others who think they can keep cheating the system.

@Brandon ***********

The best way to see that it's a barely legal company is the fact that we don't even know who the owner is. Even if they provide verifiable tickets, it doesn't change the fact that using temporary onward tickets - especially those issued by third-party, barely legal agencies - can be seen as deceptive by immigration authorities. The truth is that you're actually paying for a temporary "flight reservation" that is usually valid for only 24–48 hours. Onward ticket services are sometimes flagged by immigration, and if they suspect you're using a temporary reservation, you could be denied entry. It's much better to buy a normal bus ticket and then cancel it. This approach is generally more transparent and carries less risk. If questioned by immigration, you can explain that you changed your plans. Even buying a plane ticket yourself and then canceling it seems more legitimate than using a company like this because, by using them, you are intentionally misleading immigration from the start.

@Jacques *******

Except for the fact that it's an obvious scam and not a legitimate way, which could result in huge problems with immigration if someone actually decides to check the details. You should be banned for promoting this and, by the way, for advertising your social media in the comments.

@Alison *******

Well, this is how Wi-Fi calling works. It's not VoIP🤦‍♂️. If you have your home mobile phone number, you can use it anywhere in the world just like you would in your own country. That's all.