When AirBnb tells you hosts can evict you because you've made a complaint
We recently rented a property in Perth, Australia which the host has said was "
In addition the property had a damaged storm blind which was smashing against the window which we had to get someone to tie up.
Once that was sorted different neighbours were having a screaming match outside of their property and I was forced to go and confront them, they were so drunk they didn't even realise who was shouting at them.
Two nights later a different property again had a party screaming how they were going to "annoy all of the neighbours".
Turn the volume up to maximum and this is a reasonable approximation of what it was like.
Turn the volume up to maximum and this is a reasonable approximation of what it was like.
We are still waiting on a response from AirBnb or the host to resolve this.
In addition the property had a damaged storm blind which was smashing against the window which we had to get someone to tie up.
Once that was sorted different neighbours were having a screaming match outside of their property and I was forced to go and confront them, they were so drunk they didn't even realise who was shouting at them.
Two nights later a different property again had a party screaming how they were going to "annoy all of the neighbours".
Turn the volume up to maximum and this is a reasonable approximation of what it was like.
The response was frankly terrifying. YES AirBnb can evict you for complaining.
I promptly drafted an email to our lawyers about this, and to AirBnB to say we were getting legal advice. They quickly changed their response and said that yes of course it would be illegal to do this.
So now thouroughly stressed out about AirBnb's talk of illegal eviction, an email to our lawyers that will probably cost be ££ for their time to reply saying that of course AirBnb's statement is illegal we settle in for a night of another group of neighbours screaming about
Women being fat b****ches and f***** c****ts.
I didn't get that on camera, but you can see the noise from the front bedroom.
Turn the volume up to maximum and this is a reasonable approximation of what it was like.
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