303. Airbnb Scammers Are Getting Smarter (Stay Protected)
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Scams in the short-term rental world are more common and damaging than ever. From copycat listings to payment loopholes, both hosts and guests are getting hit. In this eye-opening episode, we uncover the 7 most frequent STR scams and share the steps you can take right now to protect your business and your peace of mind.
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The copycat Craigslist scam (happened to us personally)
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Booking.com payment loopholes that cost you money
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Chargeback fraud from guests who actually stayed
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Stolen credit card bookings
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The dirty linens scam
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Cleanliness fraud (they use your place, then demand refunds)
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Third-party squatters who sublet your property
Whether you're new to hosting or have hundreds of bookings under your belt, scam-proofing your short-term rental is no longer optional. Use these insights and practical tips to stay a step ahead. If you found value in this episode, don't forget to share, subscribe, and explore our bonus resources below.
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