Anonymous wrote:Why does the AirBnB owner assume it was OP and not the cleaning company?
Anonymous wrote:This is one of the many reasons I never stay at AirBNB's.
Anonymous wrote:Why does the AirBnB owner assume it was OP and not the cleaning company?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Airbnb has a really good customer service department. Call them and explain the situation and dispute the charge. I always take pictures when I leave an Airbnb to show that we left it in a clean condition. But, they can walk you through a resolution, check that this person hasn’t been pulling this scam on others, and help you navigate the insurance. Most likely you will not have to pay if you stick to your guns. The host has some insurance though Airbnb. It could have been their cleaners that dropped something. Never pay outside the platform and send money directly to the host. That is definitely a scam.
This has not been my experience at all, but good luck!
Anonymous wrote:You can replace the glass cooktop so there’s no reason to pay for a new stove. Like PP suggested I’d cancel the card. Get a new one with hotel rewards
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh and Airbnb won’t let me remove the payment method for 14 days since it is still connected to a reservation.
Cancel the card.
Anonymous wrote:Oh and Airbnb won’t let me remove the payment method for 14 days since it is still connected to a reservation.