Post: #76

(01-23-2019 04:54 PM)Jozi Wrote:  I was banned from AirBnB as well for leaving a "racist" review on an apartment.

Story: First time in Johannesburg, found a studio with only 5 star reviews for a low price. I book it. When I drive to the apartment I end up in probably the shadiest neighbourhood I've ever seen with my own eyes (I read later that it's Johannesburg's most dangerous neighborhood, called Hillbrow). I leave a review saying: "Nice apartment but be very careful as the area is very sketchy. There is no parking so you may have to walk. If you're not black it'll be even worse as you will stick out like a sore thumb".

My review was deleted and later on my account.

By the way, if you don't want to use AirBnB then you can try VRBO. Also booking.com has a lot of the same properties as AirBnB does. Just filter your search to "apartments" only. It's easier too as you get a booking confirmation right away.

yea thats bullshit. You were just speaking the truth. To warn people that will be targeted due to the sketchy neighborhood...

would take it up with airbnb management.. crazy to get banned for that. whole point of reviews is to warn people about stuff like this.

Post: #77

It's a sad state we are in. What's next? Hilton and Marriott chain putting you on a blacklist? Mastercard, VISA banning your ass? All banks sharing a thought-criminal blacklist?

It's only good that they have utilities like water and energy defined as public services or they would cut out power as well.

We knew this would be coming as the China social-media-scorecard was bound to come everywhere, but that means in reality that any man who outs himself as a thought criminal is going get services denied by the globalist sheisters left right and center. And this will one day encompass everyone here - not just Roosh as the time for more or less anonymous forums and comments is about to come to an end some day anyway.

And Airbnb is similarly to Google one of those natural monopolies where it often does not even pay to have 2-10 major companies offering the same service. Sad state of our times.

Post: #78

^ the US is a Soviet-style re-education camp. You better tow the party line or they're gonna come after you in any way they can, short of physical violence (for now). Roosh probably got on their radar after the Jews article way back when.

Post: #79

It was certainly the Culture of Critique article, but also the ROK meetups. Those two may never mix - heck even the second is not allowed to go forward with masculine right-leaning shitlords.

Just take a look at Gavin McInnes - his Proud Boys deplatformed him almost everywhere and he was in danger of a huge lawsuit and even jail time. And he is on board with a lot of globohomo issues and attempted to get back in the graces of the masters with lots of gay peddling. Thus after promising to distance himself from the group he got at least his Youtube platform back and some financing.

The elite wouldn't give a shit about ProudGirls meeting up in droves. They are only concerned about masculine combat-aged men and of course by not mixing this with any right-leaning ideology - and here it's not really that much relevant whether it's full Alt-Right or just opposed to feminism and the globohomos. You are then automatically the enemy. He got on their radar and they are leading by example - "See goys?! You better shut up, don't do the same or you end up like Roosh V! We can take away your Paypal, site features, financing and even ban you from fucking Uber and Airbnb if you stick up your head too high."

Post: #80

(01-23-2019 04:54 PM)Jozi Wrote:  I was banned from AirBnB as well for leaving a "racist" review on an apartment.

Story: First time in Johannesburg, found a studio with only 5 star reviews for a low price. I book it. When I drive to the apartment I end up in probably the shadiest neighbourhood I've ever seen with my own eyes (I read later that it's Johannesburg's most dangerous neighborhood, called Hillbrow). I leave a review saying: "Nice apartment but be very careful as the area is very sketchy. There is no parking so you may have to walk. If you're not black it'll be even worse as you will stick out like a sore thumb".

My review was deleted and later on my account.

By the way, if you don't want to use AirBnB then you can try VRBO. Also booking.com has a lot of the same properties as AirBnB does. Just filter your search to "apartments" only. It's easier too as you get a booking confirmation right away.

You've written posts about going to Colombia and you're on this forum, so as an experienced traveler there's no way you didn't look up where you're staying in one of the most violent countries in the whole world

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillbrow

Post: #81

Airbnb just sent me a message to say that the review I left for the guy that lied, misrepresented his listing and then kept my money, breached the review guidelines.

So not only are airbnb happy for people to misrepresent listings and then keep your money, they're not happy for you to warn others about it.

Great policy. Great service.

Post: #82

^^^^ Should have taken pictures and complained through Airbnb customer service, they will usually give a refund

Post: #83

∆ of course I took that step.

The listing was nothing like represented.

That's why I took pictures, stayed one night and just found somewhere else.

I was sure I'd have no problem cancelling the rest of the booking, regardless of 'cancellation policy' as I'd been tricked into booking a shitty dorm room listed as an apartment.

Wrong.