Airbnb alllowing hosts who falsify data

[Aleksandra1]

Hi,

I have contacted Airbnb about this before but they seem uninterested. In Belgrade, Serbia where I am there was 8 places (last I checked) listed with a daily price of 9 to 13 euros per night which are listed as "Entire Home". Of these places, 3 have pictures of hostel beds meaning that not only are they not an "Entire Home" but a guest wouldn't even get a room to themselves. Another place in the title says "Room in a Home" or something similar which indicates that it is not an "Entire Home".

Is there anything that can be done to force these people to accurately represent their product? Since I am renting out an "Entire Home" in that price range, it effects me that users see the false spam.

[Dobri0]

Why do you worry about it?! 

It is very obvious what is it about... You try to offer the best you can and potential guests will notice that for sure! 🙂 

[Apartmanii0]

Just be better businessman.

[Allison2]

On the right side of the listing, below the booking info, you'll see a flag that you can click to report them for being misleading.

[Jessica-and-Henry0]

A lot of hosts also face similar problems with guests who falsify information. It goes both ways and Airbnb is currently not doing a proper job of verifying hosts or guests alike. How do you think hosts feel when they get a reservation for 2 adults but at check- in the guest shows up as 3 adults and 2 children and a pet dog.