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					<description><![CDATA[I have just had a similar experience. I have stayed all over the world in hotels and non-AirBnB rentals, and never before been falsely accused of damages, and extorted for money.   I know not all hosts are like this, but you are dealing with an unknown character when you book on AirBnB, because of a hugely inflated and flawed rating system, and it isn&#039;t worth the financial risk and aggravation.  If you have a dispute with the host, you CANNOT REFER TO THE DISPUTE IN YOUR REVIEW!    I just discovered this; it&#039;s in their review rules.  So the upshot is, if there is a real  that ends up in the dispute resolution center, it NEVER makes it to the reviews!  How inherently skewed and dishonest is that??

I also note that not one of the legitimate issues with the rental is mentioned by any other reviewer.  People gush because they want positive reviews for themselves.  Never again.   It&#039;s back to hotels and reputable rental agencies when I travel.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have just had a similar experience. I have stayed all over the world in hotels and non-AirBnB rentals, and never before been falsely accused of damages, and extorted for money.   I know not all hosts are like this, but you are dealing with an unknown character when you book on AirBnB, because of a hugely inflated and flawed rating system, and it isn&#8217;t worth the financial risk and aggravation.  If you have a dispute with the host, you CANNOT REFER TO THE DISPUTE IN YOUR REVIEW!    I just discovered this; it&#8217;s in their review rules.  So the upshot is, if there is a real  that ends up in the dispute resolution center, it NEVER makes it to the reviews!  How inherently skewed and dishonest is that??</p>
<p>I also note that not one of the legitimate issues with the rental is mentioned by any other reviewer.  People gush because they want positive reviews for themselves.  Never again.   It&#8217;s back to hotels and reputable rental agencies when I travel.</p>
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