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		By: Rick Evans		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[After literally weeks (correct use of the word here) of going back and forth, we came to an agreement, though not the one I&#039;d hoped for.  We did get a complete refund of our Airbnb that we did not stay in and they covered the difference between what we paid and what we expected to pay, but in this way:  Half in a cash payment and half to a Airbnb certificate.  I asked that they apply it to my son&#039;s account since he was coming to visit nearby and it would still benefit me, but they insisted that it must be in my name so that I can get a good Airbnb experience.  But &quot;this experience&quot; has made us realize that unless my wife&#039;s medical condition gets better, we can&#039;t stay somewhere unless we first go see the place, which does not work with the Airbnb model.  Contacting the Host and asking did not work.  From looking at this site, I know that I&#039;m lucky since I got some resolution, but part of their solution does not benefit me and will probably go unused in the 1 year expiration they gave me.  But then I&#039;m sure that&#039;s the idea.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After literally weeks (correct use of the word here) of going back and forth, we came to an agreement, though not the one I&#8217;d hoped for.  We did get a complete refund of our Airbnb that we did not stay in and they covered the difference between what we paid and what we expected to pay, but in this way:  Half in a cash payment and half to a Airbnb certificate.  I asked that they apply it to my son&#8217;s account since he was coming to visit nearby and it would still benefit me, but they insisted that it must be in my name so that I can get a good Airbnb experience.  But &#8220;this experience&#8221; has made us realize that unless my wife&#8217;s medical condition gets better, we can&#8217;t stay somewhere unless we first go see the place, which does not work with the Airbnb model.  Contacting the Host and asking did not work.  From looking at this site, I know that I&#8217;m lucky since I got some resolution, but part of their solution does not benefit me and will probably go unused in the 1 year expiration they gave me.  But then I&#8217;m sure that&#8217;s the idea.</p>
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