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	Comments on: Host Agrees to a Refund, but Can&#8217;t Contact Anyone	</title>
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		By: AnnieT		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2020 11:19:24 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[You may have a little recourse left. 

 It sounds like your cancellation should’ve fallen either under the Covid-19 cancellation policy active at the time or the Extenuating  circumstances cancellation policy. Airbnb responds to contact via twitter or Facebook slowly but responds. 

Have documentation of the cancellation reasons like travel ban, flight cancellation etc. anything generated by a third party like the airlines or a news article about the travel ban gives validity to your claim.  

Never communicate off platform with a host about a cancellation.  If the Airbnb thread has the host agreeing to the refund, it gives Airbnb something to work with and verify your story 

I hate it happened.  Best wishes on a resolution]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You may have a little recourse left. </p>
<p> It sounds like your cancellation should’ve fallen either under the Covid-19 cancellation policy active at the time or the Extenuating  circumstances cancellation policy. Airbnb responds to contact via twitter or Facebook slowly but responds. </p>
<p>Have documentation of the cancellation reasons like travel ban, flight cancellation etc. anything generated by a third party like the airlines or a news article about the travel ban gives validity to your claim.  </p>
<p>Never communicate off platform with a host about a cancellation.  If the Airbnb thread has the host agreeing to the refund, it gives Airbnb something to work with and verify your story </p>
<p>I hate it happened.  Best wishes on a resolution</p>
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		By: Lex		</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 28 Aug 2020 21:16:23 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[AirBnB users (guests and hosts) should be aware that the company is no longer responding to complaints, in fact, they are a shell of a corporation only responding to public complaints with Sprinklr (customer service platform for social media) generated canned responses if the company is specifically called out on Twitter/Facebook/etc. It seems that these empty placations are only a PR move to keep up appearances of a functioning platform pre-IPO. Unfortunately, though, there is no help to be had. 

On May 7 of this year Airbnb alerted the Better Business Bureau of the following: “Airbnb is experienced massive layoffs, therefore complaints at this time are no longer being responded to. We do not have a timeline as to if and when a response will happen again in the near future. So at this time, any outstanding complaints will go unanswered.” Unfortunately, Airbnb let go the contractors they hired to process these claims, and there is no longer a chain of escalation for even severe complaints involving personal safety, discrimination, and theft. I am not a representative of the company, and only discovered this in researching after my own issue, but if you’re interested in learning more, all of this information can be found online, via Twitter, and on bbb.org 

Very sorry about your experience, and sorry I don’t have better news to share! Make sure to warn your friends and family NOT to book with Airbnb, or to remove their listings from the platform, as the company can no longer provide any kind of help if needed!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>AirBnB users (guests and hosts) should be aware that the company is no longer responding to complaints, in fact, they are a shell of a corporation only responding to public complaints with Sprinklr (customer service platform for social media) generated canned responses if the company is specifically called out on Twitter/Facebook/etc. It seems that these empty placations are only a PR move to keep up appearances of a functioning platform pre-IPO. Unfortunately, though, there is no help to be had. </p>
<p>On May 7 of this year Airbnb alerted the Better Business Bureau of the following: “Airbnb is experienced massive layoffs, therefore complaints at this time are no longer being responded to. We do not have a timeline as to if and when a response will happen again in the near future. So at this time, any outstanding complaints will go unanswered.” Unfortunately, Airbnb let go the contractors they hired to process these claims, and there is no longer a chain of escalation for even severe complaints involving personal safety, discrimination, and theft. I am not a representative of the company, and only discovered this in researching after my own issue, but if you’re interested in learning more, all of this information can be found online, via Twitter, and on bbb.org </p>
<p>Very sorry about your experience, and sorry I don’t have better news to share! Make sure to warn your friends and family NOT to book with Airbnb, or to remove their listings from the platform, as the company can no longer provide any kind of help if needed!</p>
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