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That wouldn't fix the underlying trust problem.
by adnam 15y ago
That wouldn't fix the underlying trust problem.
- theklub 15y agoTrust problem with AIrbnb? Or trust that if you let a random person into your house they aren't going to do anything harmful. I don't think Airbnb is to blame at all here, its kind of like blaming craigslist because you go ripped off when trying to sell something but got ripped off instead. If you rent your house out to random people you should protect yourself against having your life ruined if something does happen.
- TWAndrews 15y agoIt's not AirBnB's fault per se, but it's definitely their problem, because it puts their entire business model in doubt.