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I'd guess that airbnb is pretty heavily invested in not getting the cops called to any of these clearly-professional places in New York right now. Have you trie
by jacalata 13y ago
I'd guess that airbnb is pretty heavily invested in not getting the cops called to any of these clearly-professional places in New York right now. Have you tried doing the whole executive email bomb requesting a refund for yourself/anyone else you can get together with there?
Edit: and if that doesn't work, you should absolutely report the landlord to all relevant authorities when you leave, probably including the NY attorney general currently chasing airbnb.
- laxatives 13y agoI don't know about an executive email bomb, but I requested a refund and was basically told I was free to cancel at any time, but they'd bill me a fat cancellation fee equal to a month of rent. I complained the first night I was here and I spoke to a bunch of residents who also complained. I heard an AirBNB representative was supposed to come check out the place due to the number of complaints, but from what I gathered he never showed up. Also this is in California, not NY.