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We have received complaints about a growing number of fraudulent websites masquerading as the ESC and offering registration, hotel bookings and other arrangements for the upcoming ESC Congress.
We strongly recommend that anyone attending ESC Congress use only the official ESC website for registration and accommodation requests: www.escardio.org/esc2019
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We have received complaints about a growing number of fraudulent websites masquerading as the ESC and offering registration, hotel bookings and other arrangements for the upcoming ESC Congress. Many of these sites charge significant commissions.
We strongly recommend that anyone attending ESC Congress use only the official ESC website for registration and accommodation requests: www.escardio.org/esc2018 or www.escardio.org/esc2019
For your information, here are some of the fraudulent sites we have discovered which employ addresses very similar to our own.
These are not third party providers to the ESC and are not linked to the ESC in any way.
If you are contacted by any such agency or have any questions regarding their legitimacy please don’t hesitate to contact us at registration@escardio.org or by telephone +33 4 89 87 76 12
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