Basically, these shysters are charging money that other hotels charge for opulent rooms; except when the guests arrive, they are anything but opulent. Classic bait and switch, including a photoshopped picture which shows a beautiful, privte beach with what seems to be a bunch of sand, etc. Unfortunately, the photo has been photoshopped, seemingly by a novice who forgot to take texture into account. The local Tintagel folk are interviewed and the reporter finds somewhat of a concern as they've been subjected to unsolicited Scientology promotional materials. Since all the incriminating pages have been removed from the "hotel's" web pages, with the magic of the Innernette, and wrong use of robots.txt exclusion (heh), we can see it: http://web.archive.org/web/20060101035311/http://www.camelotcastle.com/ Gotta love the huge "RELAX" sign over the picture. Sure. Relax, the hand in your wallet is Ted's.Unbelievable. An honest business where your customers leave satisfied and happy with your services doesn't seem to ring a bell with these people.By the way Mr. Mappin, do you infact have a Hotel license, and if so why does the sign outside your "Hotel" say "Bed & Breakfast"...Good job, BBC. Keep at them; we don't need vultures playing bait and switch in the hotel industry.

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