Post by High Priestess on May 31, 2016 1:09:52 GMT
Alexandra shared on Anecdotes Jan 2015
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Say what?!
I received an inquiry today from a collage student for my place. She has a completed profile and wrote 3 paragraphs about her visit and party. Sounds good right? However, she stated in her e-mail that she is new to Airbnb yet her profile states she has been a member since 2013. I have two bedrooms for rent each with a queen bed to accommodate 2 people per room or 4 people total for both rooms and they are priced accordingly. Her inquiry stated her party consisted of 3 guests but in her e-mail she said there would be 4-5 in ther party. In a follow-up e-mail before I responded to her first e-mail she said " and we will only be needing one bedroom". Say What?! Declined.
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Gonzaloa year ago
You are always free to decline requirements. I do it often when I don't trust. Well done!
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scotta year ago
I reckon when the words 'college student' and 'party' appear in close proximity it's probably wise to decline.
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Mario a year ago
Agree with Scott completely. Confused and inconsistent messages means trouble....Good call !
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www.airbnb.com/groups/content/content-103063
Say what?!
I received an inquiry today from a collage student for my place. She has a completed profile and wrote 3 paragraphs about her visit and party. Sounds good right? However, she stated in her e-mail that she is new to Airbnb yet her profile states she has been a member since 2013. I have two bedrooms for rent each with a queen bed to accommodate 2 people per room or 4 people total for both rooms and they are priced accordingly. Her inquiry stated her party consisted of 3 guests but in her e-mail she said there would be 4-5 in ther party. In a follow-up e-mail before I responded to her first e-mail she said " and we will only be needing one bedroom". Say What?! Declined.
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Danny
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Lula and Larry
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Gonzaloa year ago
You are always free to decline requirements. I do it often when I don't trust. Well done!
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scott
scotta year ago
I reckon when the words 'college student' and 'party' appear in close proximity it's probably wise to decline.
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Mario
Mario a year ago
Agree with Scott completely. Confused and inconsistent messages means trouble....Good call !
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Deborah