Post: #76

^have you ever heard of the concept of booking a private place vs a shared place? how much did you spend $49 a night?

Wait! I thought you were a baller? From your thread:
RE: Girl's Boyfriend Found me on Roosh
Yeah that will be hilarious won't it. I'll try to think all about while I sit in first class tonight on my way to Brazil. I'm on red alert


How is it you flew to Brazil first class but need to book a shared airbnb with a dude? That's some great logistics for your legendary game man!!

I would give at least some odds that the female hosts actually had reasons to delete your requests. We don't really need to know about how you don't read the listings. Enjoy the intimate sharing with your new cat man friend.

Post: #77

Are we really doing this AGAIN? Or can I actually get some useful feedback about the question? Anyone had an issue like this with a host?

One of the listings was in Portuguese. The other I didn't look closely and it was buried in the type. My search was based on location, price, and last minute booking. Not that it's even what I'm asking about. Just sharing my experience using it overseas for first time.

As a budget traveler didn't want to spend a lot not being sure how long I'd want to stay. This is my first time to South America. I felt more comfortable having a host I could ask questions to.

Anyway I just filled out the form and requested the max. See what happens. Probably just drop it but wanted it documented in case.

Post: #78

(07-03-2017 11:41 PM)Travel Museums Wrote:  Are we really doing this AGAIN? Or can I actually get some useful feedback about the question? Anyone had an issue like this with a host?

One of the listings was in Portuguese. The other I didn't look closely and it was buried in the type. My search was based on location, price, and last minute booking. Not that it's even what I'm asking about. Just sharing my experience using it overseas for first time.

As a budget traveler didn't want to spend a lot not being sure how long I'd want to stay. This is my first time to South America. I felt more comfortable having a host I could ask questions to.

Anyway I just filled out the form and requested the max. See what happens. Probably just drop it but wanted it documented in case.

Oh yes we are doing this again.

People who fly first class to Brazil don't pick shared airbnb based on price. So that makes you a liar or a ___.

Post: #79

Lots of people fly first class for free. I've stated how multiple times. Others have done the same thing and talked about it too. Probably on every flight you've ever been on and not realized it friends and relatives are enjoying this. Has nothing to do with my question though. Derailed. You win.

Post: #80

^I do not believe a word you say. You are simply a troll and a liar. I don't believe you are in Brazil or have been "anywhere."

Your timeline does not add up nor does anything else you say. Don't believe you drove around the US for 5 years in an rv in your 20s. Don't believe you are retired unless it is SSI mental.

The air companion thing is just a device in your made up story so that we can believe you fly all over. How did you bring the Lao 9 whore traveling with you again? And what happened to your Osaka 9? Man you run into a lot of 9s. No 8s dude? How do you pay for expensive parties when you have a fixed income again dude?

You said the girls cant pay their travel so how exactly do you pay? You said you take your jgirl lgirl and kgirl traveling. How ? On your 2k a month? Do they share the hostel bed with you?

You are the Nasa Test Pilot of travel except NTP was cool in his embellishments.

Yesterday you claim to try airbnb for the first time. Funny how a few months ago you had another story about airbnb and sharing rooms with dudes:

Other night I met a local girl and went back to her place. I had her in bed ready to fuck or at least blow me. I was on autopilot. I really had no interest in her sexually. She looked ok clothed. But naked she was gross. I left.

She texted me again last night. Asked me to come over and get a BJ. Even apologized for giving me shit. Her ASD and LMR were standard. But she's a New Yorker. Annoying as fuck. Couldn't help but give me a bit of insulting attitude during comfort to light kino. Gave her an excuse. A chubby girl with an annoying personality isn't even worth a free blow job to me.

Ive tried staying in the city. I've gotten decent deals on Airbnb but the host didn't want me bringing girls back. They usually have a room in the apt. Otherwise for the cost you should just get a hotel.

I recently split a hotel with a buddy. But didn't feel this was worth it. On the last day I stored my bags and finally took an offer to party with a female promoter I know. She has a harem of young blondes that do the dinner and lounge circuit. No of them are hot. They're OK. She's hesitant to allow guys to their table for free. But looking at my Instagram I seem pimp.

I get there and it's great ratios. Everything from coat check to drinks comp. The girls at her table are all young and bangable. The male promoter is giving me fuck you looks the whole night. He even tossed ice cubes at us whenever I isolate girls to the couch.

I hung back to work out the groups dynamics. I let him have the only 8 too. She pushed him off all night. She finally gave him a small makeout before they cleared out. He was wasn't even decently dressed. Not sure how they even let him in despite being a promoter.

It was after 2 and everyone was heading to a club with cover. Fuck that. I get another guy to wing me and pick up a girl who turned or to be a promoter. She says I can crash at her place. But she wants a threesome with some ugly couple. I'm tired so just go get my bags and call for a ride upstate.

I dont think I can call you dude anymore. All of your posts show female on hackerfactor.

Post: #81

Post: #82

I've communicated via PM with Travel Museums and I strongly doubt that he has simply made up everything just to fuck with us.

Rather, he's a big baller troll who despite having a situation that is far from impressive, can't resist the urge to try to impress us by obscuring facts and emphasizing specific details.

Post: #83

Said it was my first time using Airbnb abroad.

Post: #84

TM,
Why don't you just block OTR? I don't see why guys keep the drama going.

Yes, I have been rejected on ABNB for being a man. Who cares? I just booked somewhere else.

When you use ABNB, don't expect a hotel experience. Especially in a shared apartment. And you're gonna lose and damage stuff when you travel. Just accept it and get over it. Make peace with your host and try to enjoy the rest of your stay.

The weird thing is you seem to have something to contribute to the forum. But you get caught up in such strange issues. You're in fucking Brazil. Stop looking for drama (both there and on the forum) and go meet some girls.

Post: #85

What did you write to get these responses? (One lady said "I am afraid of all men". Another replied "Machist!" when I said you're being prejudiced) Why even respond? Its a pretty rational decision to not let some random male with no reviews into their apartment.

Post: #86

I used to think booking a shared place when traveling solo was a good option. Maybe you'd get a cool guy that would tell you all the best spots, wingman or even throw a few girls your way... Or you'd get a hot girl or girls that you could game or poach their friends... Worst case was you'd have an instant social circle to go out with.

After staying in a couple shared places I decided that this isn't a good strategy at all. Its more or less luck who you stay with, many 'hosts' dont even live at the listings so even if they sound cool it will just be filled with random people, who in my experience are usually weird. Having your own place is far better for the reasons we all already know.

As for damages I recently had a big problem in Brazil - completely destroyed a huge 6ft thick glass wall hanging light one night drunk. Contacted the host and a week later received an email asking for nearly 4000 reales ($1000)! For a fucking light!! Refused to pay anything near that sort of price and after lots of back and forth emails Airbnb got involved. After a few days they agreed this was an extortionate amount and I paid less than $200.

Post: #87

i've stayed in airbnbs all around Asia. mostly private/entire apartments to myself, but occasionally I'd rent a private room out of someone's flat while they were there when on a budget. i've never had any major problems, except for massive cockroach infestation in one place.

one time I stayed with a late 20's girl who got pissed off at me bringing girls back, and told me I was not allowed to do it anymore. there was no mention of 'no guests' in the description; she was obviously jealous.

Post: #88

(07-04-2017 07:09 AM)Travel Museums Wrote:  Said it was my first time using Airbnb abroad.

You're a decent but ultimately shitty liar. Airbnb is no different abroad versus locally, but even if it were you by your own wording don't even have a "local" place, moving around every two days or so. Do you really think anyone here is stupid enough to believe that you're not an expert at lodging on just about any platform after traveling around all over the place for the better part of a decade?

Off the reservation is right, you're not even as entertaining as NASA test pilot was.

Not to mention if you'd been rejected twice for being a man in a shared situation, the first thing you'd of course confirm in your very next listing is that very detail. Weak ass troll, would not laugh or be entertained.

Post: #89

Didn't see anything posted about it, but an AirBnB host in northern California apparently has to take a class in Asian American studies, make a formal apology and pay $5000 in fines after upsetting an AirBnB renter with a remark about her ethnicity:

TL;DR - the host cancelled after the princess got flaky about extra guests and two dogs, and in the process used racially charged remarks: "One word - Asian" and "This is why we have Trump, so we don't have to listen to foreigners"

The court found her guilty of violating an anti-housing discrimination law put in place by California specifically for AirBnB, and is at the nexus of the "full retard" original post on this thread.

An entry in Everipedia essentially doxxed the host. Her life is pretty much ruined, as is likely that of her husband.

It's no small coincidence the offended and entitled SJW tart is an active supporter of Black Lives Matter.

Even though the racial remark looks more like a callous and ignorant insult versus the reason behind the cancellation the host got fed up and pulled the reservation, all SJw needed to do was complain to AirBnB, cry on camera and eventually get the host convicted in court. The SJW is a hero, while the host is facing threats to her safety from Bernie Bros not hesitant in shooting up congressman.

Who is the real victim versus empowered social dictator here?

Post: #90

Bottom line is, if you host as AirBNB, better do some damn good research on the guests, including on social media. Better to turn down troublemakers than deal with the fallout later. I like the idea of creating a fake lesbian "guest" that you "hosted".

Post: #91

(07-07-2017 01:29 AM)AneroidOcean Wrote:  

(07-04-2017 07:09 AM)Travel Museums Wrote:  Said it was my first time using Airbnb abroad.

You're a decent but ultimately shitty liar. Airbnb is no different abroad versus locally, but even if it were you by your own wording don't even have a "local" place, moving around every two days or so. Do you really think anyone here is stupid enough to believe that you're not an expert at lodging on just about any platform after traveling around all over the place for the better part of a decade?

Off the reservation is right, you're not even as entertaining as NASA test pilot was.

Not to mention if you'd been rejected twice for being a man in a shared situation, the first thing you'd of course confirm in your very next listing is that very detail. Weak ass troll, would not laugh or be entertained.

Of course we have no update from the first class "trip."

Post: #92

(07-14-2017 12:01 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Bottom line is, if you host as AirBNB, better do some damn good research on the guests, including on social media. Better to turn down troublemakers than deal with the fallout later. I like the idea of creating a fake lesbian "guest" that you "hosted".

I've hosted before, and you don't need to do too much research as your gut will usually tell you which potential guests will be trouble. If they are too fussy, ask too many questions about stupid inconsequential shit, and from the get go just seem like they are going to require constant attention, I pass. It's got nothing whatsoever to do with race, sex, language or culture, just a feeling. I once rejected some weird German dude because of his level of neuroses during the email exchanges back and forth. It seemed like he'd either break something or hurt himself in the place then try to blame me - just not worth it when there are so many other non-freaks willing to drop by.

I have a few past tenants who left positive reviews who might be mistaken for lezzers, now that you mention it. Either way, it definitely helps to have good reviews about you as either a host or a tenant.

Post: #93

They're shutting down accounts that attempted to reserve a room in the city that is holding an upcoming alt right rally.

Post: #94

This is pretty wild.

It only stands to reason that AirBNB was given a list of accounts to shut down because if they simply shut down every account of anyone visiting that city then they'd net just as many progs if not more.

If they were given a list of accounts to terminate then who gave them the list?

Post: #95

Given that the organizers were posting about the rally on Facebook, my guess is that someone within AirBnB who knew about the rally was authorized to collect names from the rally group on Facebook and cross-reference against anyone who linked their AirBnB and Facebook accounts together.

Post: #96

I only ever use AirBnB in areas with minimal hotel possibilities. I have no idea how people feel comfortable renting out their house to strangers, I could never do it

Post: #97

Legendary SJW "tolerance" strikes again! Seems like they might have opened themselves up to a discrimination lawsuit when their own TOS probably prohibits discrimination. Anyone with canceled reservations without a justifiable cause should talk to an attorney.

Post: #98

I had a business trip recently to a relatively expensive location where I had previously used an airbnb in the same city. The Airbnb was going to be $220 a night. I had this what the fuck am I doing moment (fortunately a few hours within the time of cancellation) and zapped it. I went to other sites to look for an alternative, and sure enough a Trump property was only $300. It was a great stay and no support given to Airbnb.

Post: #99

I've never used airbnb in the U.S. before but when I read about experiences of people who have and the stories concerning various hosts as well as guests i'd have to say using airbnb in asia is just a way better experience. I've used airbnb a lot and hosts are very hands off for the most part in asia. There's never any drama and prices are reasonable.

People are way more petty in north america these days about everything. I'd be concerned about an overly intrusive host more than anything. There's a lot of neurotic weirdos out there. I'd also never rent a property to randoms on an online service in the U.S. Traditional tenant vetting with credit checks and backgrounds are really the only way to go. This is especially true on the west coast where squatter's rights and other bizarre shit happens with shitheads gaming the system.

There's just far too many degenerates out there in the U.S. thesse days and inconsiderate people trying to get one over. No sense of shared community or moral sense anymore with most.

Post: #100

Maybe in a few years Airbnb won't have such a monopoly. I hate giving money to them. If I use them then usually I will book the minimum stay, then try to re-negotiate with the host outside of Airbnb.