> Had she been paid? Was there a contract? Would she have lost her accommodation if she could no longer provide services? Becky answered no to everything. She w

> Had she been paid? Was there a contract? Would she have lost her accommodation if she could no longer provide services? Becky answered no to everything. She was a tourist, she said. Isn't the point of the 'free' accommodation via Workaway that you o my get to stay for free for doing some work/cleaning/service? If you turned up and didn't fulfill your side of the Workaway deal surely you would lose your accommodation. Certainly no fun to be treated this way however Canadian authorities also told her she needed a working visa to Workaway in that country. It seems that the reason she ever came into contact with the US authorities is that she did not apply for the correct visa for either Canada or the US in the first place.