@Burak31 wrote:
I’ve been using Airbnb since 2012 I just been using my girlfriends or my friends accounts when we rent so your attempt at a pejorative fails @Christine1. I like to use it’s utilities like farmstay.com. Furthermore cheapskate as another adjective which can be left up to interpretation and isn’t aggressive it’s a personal opinion and would only be found offensive if it’s true. As the old adage says “ the customer is always right” but apparently it’s you @Christine1. What @Sarah977 fails to understand, besides how to answer a question, is that people who don’t have standards or know good quality will leave good feedback. I doubt many of her guests have stayed in a New England Airbnb or ones in Colorado or Joshua tree where I have, that have all provided breakfast. I know it’s not a requirement I don’t use the word host as if you’re doing anything I know it’s not a requirement I don’t use the word host as if you’re doing anything more than collecting money like a cashier. My point is it that it should not be called Airbnb if there’s no breakfast. And yes I expect there to be air also
@Burak31
Now you have moved on to insulting Airbnb guests who choose to leave good reviews.
Although you maintain the customer is always right, you go on to state that people who don't have standards or know good quality will leave good feedback... according to your logic, highly ***** reviewed hosts must be the worst hosts of all;
You suggest guests are ignorant, don't know what good standards are, and don't have experience of quality; and if there is no onsite breakfast [due to local restrictions or any other legitimate reason] hosts are just cashiers.
Re: cheapskate
pronounce as
/ˈtʃiːpskeɪt/
noun_INFORMAL
noun: cheapskate; plural noun: cheapskates
a miserly person.
"she told him he was a cheapskate"
Origin
late 19th century (originally US): from cheap + skate3.
@Burak31 ,
Seriously? I think we all know an insult when we read it.
Just because you have demonstrated your ignorance and lack of hosting and travel experience with Airbnb, doesn't mean you haven't got the power to cause offense when you you make sweeping generalisations.
I apologise for your rudeness.
Hopefully there is no-one else you would like to insult and you will remain content with having made your generalisations about @Sarah977 's guests. Somehow you felt qualified to make derogatory inferences about their lack of travel experience.
How nice that you have 1 positive review on your account since you signed up for individual membership in 2014.
Well done, you have every right to feel proud of this achievement. I certainly hope you ate all your breakfast. #: ) Was the review credible?
"My point is it that it should not be called Airbnb if there’s no breakfast"
If that's how you really feel, maybe you should lobby the Airbnb founders about the issue, and stop insulting the rest of the community.
When you have successfully persuaded Airbnb to change its name, then you can get onto the people that run your other preferred farmstay.com, and have a chat with them about all the non-farming locations and activities operating under their business umbrella. They might care.
I stand by my earlier forum response, and double down with this comment.
Please stop being so rude, your ignorance is showing.
Instead decide if you would like hot fragrant air, or a cool breeze with your bnb.
Regards,
Christine
