By: David Aaron

David Aaron — Thu, 23 Mar 2017 05:31:28 +0000

Hey Sal. Can you prove these accusations? Blacklist? really? Make money off the call? How in hell do they do that?

By: Sal

Sal — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 09:36:16 +0000

First of all, you are not half of their business. You are maybe 0.000001 percent. They don’t care if you get upset and never use them again. They care if the ‘host’ cancels the listing because then they won’t get the 10 percent of future bookings. You, they couldn’t care less about. Second, almost all major companies blacklist phone numbers of ‘problem’ ‘customers’. Then they set their system o keep you on hold and then hang up so that (a) they make money off your call and (b) you’ll get so frustrated and eventually give up. You’ll never get through that brick wall. Try (if you are able) to use a different phone to call. I bet you’ll get straight through. Of course, then that number will be blacklisted too. The one and only recourse you have against airbnb is to take them to court. And you know how that’ll turn out don’t you? Welcome to the human race. I’m amazed that people all over the world will read things on a web page and take them as red. Almost all people will lie to you almost all the time. Billion dollar corporations will do the same. Never leave any valuables anywhere, ever, unless that place has your own insurance on it (ie. never leave them anywhere except your own house). What’s to say the ‘host’ didn’t take your stuff? It wouldn’t surprise me in the least.

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