It's the deliberate obfuscation and complete lack of transparency in Airbnb's pricing structure that's the problem, @Juan63 The price a host sets, should be the price that's charged. Period. And if, for some reason, there's a discrepancy of even a single cent, then a clear and credibile explanation of the differential must be offered, both for the consumer (guest) and the service provider (host) Companies don't just get to tack on whatever they want, wherever they want, without having to provide clarity. There are laws against that sort of practice, and for very good reason.
As can clearly be seen from the thousands of posts on this forum alone, there are countless ongoing, long-term, known issues plaguing host accounts and causing serious financial irregularities on this platform - many of which have been recurring over and over again for most of the past decade, and none of which can be solved by simply logging out or clearing caches.
For Airbnb - a $38 billion TECH company - to still be attempting to pass off all these unfixed, unsolved, ongoing financial irregularities as "glitches" - after all these years - defies all sense of logic, reason and credibility.
