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I was inclined to say "speak for yourself", but then that would have been rude and your username indicates we are living half way across the planet. Things are
by omgomgomgomg 4y ago
I was inclined to say "speak for yourself", but then that would have been rude and your username indicates we are living half way across the planet.
Things are different on this side of earth, rest assured.
I have paid extra every single time.
Further, there is always things like "parking available", but then either its not free of charge or always busy or its....public parkings.
Same with internet access. Available, if you pay and if its tourism months.
And the internet you get comes from a router in the hallway and is shared and at times it seemed like it has the capacity for one concurrent user.
Airbnb enables hosts to publish such things in the name of revenue.
But if a host gets in trouble, they have a half arsed wannabe collection team which will drop them like a hot potato soon.
There are no reviews of truthfulness of the offers etc.
If you have had a good experience, then irs thanks to the host, not thanks to airbnb.
- nextos 4y agoI have also found some Airbnb ads to be inaccurate. Online descriptions and reviews should be more regulated. Google, for instance, keeps removing legitimate reviews from myself and others regarding a builder that rented / sold houses with horrible snagging problems, e.g. bursting pipes and leaky roofs.
- lobocinza 4y agoI have a similar experience with Google removing negative legitimate reviews while not removing fake positive review from the owners itself + family & friends.