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Let's say for argument's sake it does go to the guest. What does $1,000 whenever Airbnb decides to credit your account, help you when you're stranded. I can onl
by post_break 4y ago
Let's say for argument's sake it does go to the guest. What does $1,000 whenever Airbnb decides to credit your account, help you when you're stranded. I can only assume Airbnb pockets the fee because nowhere in their documentation do they state the guest receives the money, otherwise they would outright state it.
- dfbsdfbwe2ef2e 4y agoBefore digressing, can you just first acknowledge that when I ask "do you know this or are you guessing", the answer is you're guessing?
- post_break 4y agoRereading their statement, these are platform fees, of course they go to Airbnb. Not guessing, just reading between the lines. https://www.airbnb.co.uk/help/article/990/host-cancellation-policy https://www.airbnb.co.uk/help/article/990/host-cancellation-... It's plain as day, the fees are charged to the host, and thus Airbnb takes the fees.
- mrtranscendence 4y agoI mean, it’s a pretty educated guess. The $100 penalty that’s already levied doesn’t go to shafted renters, so why would this larger fee?
- seoaeu 4y agoGetting $1000 to put towards paying for alternative accommodations would be very helpful?