Homeowner in quiet suburb taht recently had AirBnB start in a place behind my home.
Got broken into (my door and window still broken), savinsg to fix the electric wiring, hot water system stolen, my belongings gone.
The second time the burglars actually came from the direction of teh AIrBnB, and a piece of my box that contained my belongings was foudn in their bin (in teh daylight, after I asked the 'catsitter' living in the bottom, who I now realised is probably the boyfriend of teh 'host').
*sorry for any typos, etc, eyesnot working properly.
Asked AirBnB for help tracking down possible leads as the men staying the IArBnB in preceding weeks had been staring at me and my place (I escapaed DV, so kept telling myself not to be paranoid. Well, seems my radar was 100% right!).
AirBnB are stonewalling me.
So my question to Paul661 is, DID AIrBnB help you with your sitaution/ problem? Or as it a waste of time trying to contact them?
Asking as I asked the local council what will it take for the rules to change? We lcoals are NOT rich, NOT equipped to deal with questionable AirBnBers (I had no problem with normal, decent people, but not burglars, rapsist, homocidal maniacs).
Unlike hotels, which have resources, etc, to put on security, CCTV, etc, I cant even scrap togetehr the monety to fix my window/ door (I'm lying awke on the floor between the broken window and door, jumping at every little sound because the burglars AH coem back one already to try again. Police knew, but no extra patrol or anything. I scared them off by hitting my scissors against my metal watering can - I can't speak).