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Dallas ban has Airbnb, short-term rental owners facing tough business decisions
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Good. I used to travel a lot and spent lots of time in hotels. I used AirBnb once. It was last year and it was a hotel room with chores and extra fees to do what hotels do. So on top of traveling and being away from home you get to pay to pretend you’re at home. My host had all these stupid cleaning and other requirements that was super annoying. The thing that really set me off was the 45 dollar fee if I didn’t put the blankets and sheets into the washer before I left. They didn’t fit in the washer so it was their way to get me to do laundry without saying I needed to do laundry.
Oh that's slimy, hopefully you left a review calling them out for that bs
I did not. I emailed AirBnB about it because it pissed me off and deleted the app. I had no intention of using the service again so I didn’t really care to waste my time to complain when all the listings I saw in that area had a ton of cleaning and other requirements I figured it was just how it was and didn’t want to waste my time.