Post by lambada on Aug 15, 2016 16:39:39 GMT
I took a Lyft home last night and learned from the driver that Lyft has a policy that if a passenger vomits in the car, they will automatically be charged a $250 clean up fee. I thought this was very fair for the driver, as you can imagine there are quite a few passengers who are intoxicated after a night out.
I was thinking that the same policy could benefit Airbnb hosts, to have that piece of mind since we can't just charge the deposit without having to fight it with the troubled guests. Of course the question is, how to imply this fairly so hosts do not abuse the policy?
But as I was typing this I came back to reality: Don't think Airbnb will do anything productive such as this anytime soon as they are still busy creating one problem after another. The simplest thing they could do like: "Extra guest: no charge", instead of "Extra guest: Not allowed" is not even on their list to fix, just shows that they're on the completely different page than hosts'.
I was thinking that the same policy could benefit Airbnb hosts, to have that piece of mind since we can't just charge the deposit without having to fight it with the troubled guests. Of course the question is, how to imply this fairly so hosts do not abuse the policy?
But as I was typing this I came back to reality: Don't think Airbnb will do anything productive such as this anytime soon as they are still busy creating one problem after another. The simplest thing they could do like: "Extra guest: no charge", instead of "Extra guest: Not allowed" is not even on their list to fix, just shows that they're on the completely different page than hosts'.
? For real?
