@Stephanie
With respect, there's little to be gained from sharing this internally. 'Team Gospodin' is just one of innumerable "hosts" on Airbnb's platform whose profiles are similarly swamped with hundreds/thousands of multi-duplicated 'listings', some showing regular prices, but most displaying astronomical rates at which the listings will quite obviously never be booked. (Coincidentally, a few years ago - just prior to a major Airbnb funding round - countless thousands of listings appeared on the site overnight, all priced at $9999)
You can be assured that the 'hosts' and 'listings' that are operating in this manner have been reported directly to the very highest levels of Airbnb - ad nauseum - by numerous sources, including hosts, guests and members of the media. Occasionally, some of the questionable 'listings' will disappear for a period, but they'll invariably reappear in one form or another.
The one question everyone *really* needs to be asking is how/why a $90B tech company has resolutely failed to put an end to - or apparently, even attempt to deal with - such nefarious, misleading, widespread and fraudulent practices on its platform. It would be the easiest thing in the world to create a simple system to detect and delete the masses of blatantly scammy listings plaguing Airbnb's site (and reputation).Yet despite the *super*-generous wages awarded to their 'top talent', the company can't seem to employ anyone with even the most basic fraud prevention skills. One would have to wonder what the talents are, exactly, that Airbnb's 'brightest and best' designers and engineers are being so handsomely remunerated for.