I was putting a new listing together. This is a combination of two space, making it one big house. It is huge, I expect it to be rarely reserved as a whole but finally got around to listing it. You cannot do holiday pricing before it goes live so I listed it and was putting finishing touches- holiday pricing, minimum stay, all the details. In the mean time I got instant book for New Year, for a whopping $1000 less than it should be, because I have not finished clicking all the right buttons. This is far more than what I could just let go. I immediately sent a message to the guest and called Airbnb. We are talking seconds for the message and minutes to the cancellation. CS was nice about it, waived the fee as one time curtesy. I profusely apologized to the guest. He is now sending me nasty messages, telling me I broke the law and he will "make it a big deal" whatever that means. Yes, of course it is absolutely terrible to cancel a guest and even more so to make more money, but c'mon, I was literally clicking buttons when this happened, new year is four months away and I contacted him immediately. Does he even realize that some hosts would not have even bothered to explain themselves and apologize? We are human and make mistakes. At least I do and this is one of them. Why are some people so angry?