AirBNB- No resolution with our first pay-out- HELP

Pamela895
Level 1
Cincinnati, OH

AirBNB- No resolution with our first pay-out- HELP

As a new Host and our first experience with AirBNB pay-out - we give AirBNB a 0 stars out of 5 stars!

 

We had our first renter on 11/22/2020 with the expectation of pay-out at time of renter check-in (BTW, VRBO pays Host 50% at time of reservation and 50% 30 days prior to check-in).  We received a notice that the pay-out was deposited, however, it went to an closed bank account in my Host profile (my fault for not removing closed bank account), not our opened default bank account.  So, I called and messaged AirBNB about the incorrect bank account and was told it is the banks problem.  I contacted PNC Bank and they returned the payment on 11/27/2020 with a Reurned Tracing confirmation number to AirBNB (documentation).  on 11/30/2020 called and messaged AirBNB- told to wait ten days; 12/10/2020 called and messaged AirBNB with all the PNC bank documentation of the Return Tracing #; 12/14/2020 called and messaged AirBNB again no resolution from AirBNB concerning our pay-out.  On 12/18/2020, we FedEx a package to AirBNB that was signed by J Jams on 12/21/2020 at 10:39 am with all the copies of the communications between AirBNB; Return Tracing document from PNC bank; letter from our business, Sunrise Dreams SC LLC asking for resolution of our renters pay-out.  No resolution or communication from AirBNB.  So, we called AirBNB on 1/4/2021 to check status of our pay-out and was told that the customer service rep will escalate our ticket to service team and that AirBNB does not receive payments. What? 

 

As of 1/5/2021, We, as Host, have not received our first renters pay-out from 11/22/2020... no resolution, no communication has lead to a Highly disappointed Host experience!  We are asking for assistance.

Pam and Mike Lohbeck

Sunrise Dreams SC LLC

614-571-5145

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Lisa723
Level 10
Quilcene, WA

@Pamela895 nobody on this community forum can help you with this. You may consider trying to get Airbnb's attention on twitter or facebook, or consider initiating arbitration or small claims court (if the amount is large enough to merit that).