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Good on ya. But it should be an option, not forced. If you only want to host people with "Verified ID", then just reject anybody who doesn't have it.
by sdas7 13y ago
Good on ya. But it should be an option, not forced. If you only want to host people with "Verified ID", then just reject anybody who doesn't have it.
- unreal37 13y agoWith a $1 million "burn your home down" guarantee, and future bad press on the line, AirBNB doesn't want to take the risk that you want to take.
- signed0 13y agoIf I read the article correctly, hosts are still in control as to whether they will allow all guests or just verified. Did I misinterpret this? Is the uproar over the mandate that a random 25% of users are now required to go through verification?
- Dylan16807 13y ago25% is really high and might as well be mandatory. Only a fool would count on not having to verify, especially when they don't tell you until the last second. This isn't a pilot program, this is a massive, invasive change.
- jacalata 13y agoIt is an option. Last I heard, you could still advertise short term rentals on Craigslist, after all.