peter37205

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   by peter37205 5y ago

   I've tried phone support and so far, unfortunately, it seems like the call center agents that run the phone support aren't allowed to actually escalate this issue or even provide information, let alone investigate what's goin
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   by peter37205 5y ago

   I believe network effects are what creates this really strong draft that keeps you on top once you're there. Hosts want to list their places where they have the most possible guests – and guests want to book where they have the largest
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   by peter37205 5y ago

   Yeah I have a strong suspicion that an ML model mistakenly flagged me in some form. I believe that reasonably any bans/blocks/other important decisions should only be augmented by ML and always, in 100% of the cases, need human re
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   by peter37205 5y ago

   Since I haven't gotten any information on where that flag came from, one can only speculate. I certainly find it imaginable that malicious hosts could make up some fake damages to get compensation. But in that case, why wouldn't A
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   by peter37205 5y ago

   It certainly got them a large market share. I'd love to pay a few percent more for the option of getting _actual_ customer support when things derivate from the happy path. If that was a box you can tick during the checkout process, I
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   Ask HN: Banned from Airbnb?

   65 points by peter37205 5y ago|10 comments