Consumers beware. Groupon has a new scam to steal your money. My mom and I signed up for a rafting tour on the Yellowstone river on June 9. We drove seven hours to get to the address that Groupon provided. We didn’t see any signs for the rafting company, so I started walking around and asking nearby businesses if they knew where it was. Nobody knew what I was talking about. I checked the Groupon to look for a number to call, but nothing was provided. So, I googled the company (Wild West Rafting) directly and gave them a call. After I explained the situation they told me that I was not only at the wrong address, but I was in the wrong state altogether. They were over four hours away from the location that Groupon said. They were very apologetic and explained that they have been trying to get Groupon to fix this and that they would issue a refund on their end for the inconvenience. At first I thought that this was an honest mistake on Groupon’s end, but now I realize that this must be an intentional scam. After almost two weeks of me reaching out and providing screen shots of the incorrect address listed on the deal, they still refuse to give me my $130 back from the refund that Wild West Rafting has already provided. They just keep saying that the sale was final as listed in their terms. I told them that I understand the terms but don’t understand how I was supposed to use the deal when they directed me to the wrong state. Further evidence that this is an intentional scam is that Groupon has yet to fix the issue even though Wild West Rafting has brought this to their attention several times and I have been in contact with them for two weeks over the issue. I’m taking the time to share this story in hopes that Groupon will not be able to steal anybody else’s hard earned money. Please be careful. Order number: 1000-135900-252300