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>>pxue+(OP)
I have had a similar situation, but in mine the seller immediately re-listed the property at 4x the price I paid. Airbnb says they can’t do this, but they literally did, on the same account.

I had 3 terrible Airbnb scam experiences in 2022, so I’m never using them again.

(My most hilarious one was that a host with like 25 positive reviews, listing said they had a hot tub and shower on property. It turns out this meant that we could go her sisters house, a 30 minute drive away, and we could ask to use hers. We tried this and she told us to piss off. That was a fun one.)

>>HEmanZ+f3
I think the point here on how AirBnb isn't changing things because the money keeps flowing in, is that you continued to use them after getting scammed not once, but twice

The odds of getting scammed is probably 1:100 if not less, and if people keep using them the next time even when they're the 1%, they have nothing to worry about