Where should I start??? 🙂
-I took guests on a day trips 1.5-2.5 hours away from where I live
- I shared food with guests at no cost to them. food deliverd and cookd food.
- I went late at night 11pm to buy medication for a guest
- I Drove guests around at no cost to them and to some I was a tour guid at no cost
- Took a guest to a jazz club and paid for guest entrance and drinks
- I allow few guests to cook in my kitchen even though my house rules says no cooking allow
- i bought extra fan for a guest
- I mad sure guest favorit fruits are alwasy available for him (for 2 month stay)
- Allow a guest to have his bycicle in the apartment
- I was practicle unpaid companion assistant and a driver to an elderly guest (driving, talking, advising,
helping her with her phone, placing an order for her from Amazone charging my credit card which she paid me latter, cooking for her indian food just because she said she love Indian food) she paid me back by giving me bad review and low rating.
- I washed guests laundry for free and I used my own detergent and coins to pay for it. not all guests were gratefull one guest gave me LOW rating 3 stars
- I agreed for early checkout and $740 return to a guest when 5 min later I relized she was a con artist, she lied manipulated me and took full advantage of my good nature. i got this money back from Airbnb about 6 month later.
- i offered guests free nights
- at my early hosting I did pickd up and droped off guests at the airport at no cost (few guests only)
- I drove a guest and his wife to a popular inexpensive clothing store (my suggestion) and show them around (no review)
- few times I paid a guest $10 for bringing my groceries from my car to my home ( less then 2 min job)
- paid for guest groceiers (one time)
- paid $20 for guest fevorit italian wine
- I shared my homemade cookies with guests
- i gave gifts to some guests (the once i felt more connected to and i felt they will benefit from the gifts)
and the list goes on.
As said most guests are appreciative and few guests are not appreciative.