@Esmir0
You got it right - total scam alert, or at least trying to use Airbnb but not wanting to pay their host fee.
Unfortunately scammers and criminals have discovered Airbnb and are using it in a big way.
And those listings luring you away from the site to communicate via email usually sound extremely professional and very friendly, and then once you have made your bank transfer - poof, gone with the wind. And because you didn't follow the site's rule of only paying through Airbnb, you are not covered in such cases.
Always, and I can't repeat this enough!, always only go for hosts who have a reaction time of within an hour and a response rate of 100%, because they take their business and their guests seriously.
If the accommodation is paid through Airbnb, then you can call Airbnb if something goes wrong, but it's still not something you want during your trip 😕
Those too good to be true twin listings in Ibiza and Cape town are just that. Possible that both are scams, or that only one of the two is real and the other a copy and scam.
Check both of them.
Does the host have reviews reflecting their hosting? - seems like it's legit.
Is booking through the site? also seems legit
Or is there an email address mentioned in a sneaky image hidden after the first or second listing photo with maybe a lame excuse hat host can't update the calendar (which is complete nonsense - which business can't update their calendar??!!)? That listing is NOT legit.
If it's a new host, they may simply not have had guests yet and thus no reviews.
You might want to use the contact function and ask them some questions about the accommodation to get a better idea. See how they answer and what your feeling is.
Hope this helps you.
It's really a serious problem and is hurting legitimate hosts. Here in Amsterdam some of us report these kind of listings to get them removed, yet they pop right up again an hour or day later...