I have 2 listings, I'm a superhost and had a PLUS listing as well, I have only had amazing reviews and amazing experiences 5 stars all the way. Airbnb had also been a main form of income. I decided to be a good person and put my listing on Open Homes thinking that I would be helping a fire victim. I allowed the guest Jenn to check in when I was not home, but they didn't end up checking in until 2am. They left the house at 4am. I heard some noises and went out into the hallway at 4:30am, they left the bedroom door open and their light on and I could see that the room was not looking right and I could see syringes from the hallway. I then locked myself in my bedroom and called airbnb, telling them I felt very uncomfortable. As I have hosted many many guests and have never had guests act this way, I was really scared and concerned for my safety. On the phone with airbnb, the representative told me to take photos of what I saw and send them to Airbnb, which is why I then entered the bedroom to take photos as I was told by an airbnb rep, she also said to call the police. When I went to take photos, I saw hundreds of syringes, butane bottles and spoons, and being a woman that lives alone, it scared the hellout of me, I was scared for my safety, and did not feel safe at all, so I gathered their things which wasn't a lot, and put it outside, cancelled the reservation and left them a message telling them that I didn't feel comfortable hosting them anymore. I only went into the bedroom because the airbnb host that I was talking to told me to take photos. These guests were obviously abusing the Open Homes program, and they were freebasing pronbably meth in my home. Once Airbnb permantly deactivates your account, you no longer can sign in or get support. Its ridiculous. I can't beleive that I did something kind out of the bottom of my heart, and was treated this way by Airbnb.