Very low pricing that doesn't exist

[Mylene11]

I have a neighbor and others offering a lowball prices like $9.00, $10.00 night rate per night but has a 2 night minimum. You click anywhere on the calender and it's $9.00, $10.00. But when you go and click the 2 day dates to book the $9.00, $10.00  and goes up to $144.00-$154.00 x 2 night. The $9.00, $10.00 price disappears. I've called Airbnb and talked to on the phone and went through 5 customer service reps and they can't tell me a **bleep** thing. They don't know how the host's are doing this on thier website. They don't have a clue. This is really a bait and switch used buy here pay here tactic. Can anyone help please. 

[Al168]

Yes, the whole point of filtering by price is lost when people set them falsely low, and it's a time-waster for potential guests. There's no way to excuse it without double-speak. Maybe it became acceptable due to "alternative facts" and shady deregulation lately.

The only solution I see at the moment is to always choose a date-range first.