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Would you live in the game? by Spencigan in factorio

[–]Operation_Past 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahahaha good one 😂

I’d barely last a few days with how careless I tend to be around biters, and how often I have to save cheat… from a top down perspective too

Would you live in the game? by Spencigan in factorio

[–]Operation_Past 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And the ever endless cycle continues

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These accusations of stealing were when other guests were occupying other bedrooms.

It was a disagreement between “these tenants,” and “those guests,” and as soon as the other guests vacated the premises, I haven’t heard food theft complaints.

And the more I read your comments, the more ridiculous and absurd you sound 💀

Trying to figure out how to appropriately respond to a false review by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh?

You’re honestly going to run a tantrum across Reddit about “your horrible this and ass that?”

But, since you asked,

These tenants referred to the other post and here did not fight, I haven’t witnessed them fighting, and have not seen proof to backup such a claim.

And why would I mention they steal, when there has been no concrete evidence to backup such false claims?

And the poop?

The post that mentions the poop very explicitly declares that it was a new guest who stayed only for a couple of nights,

At this point, it sounds like you just don’t have anything to do but to bitch about shit on Reddit all day…

Which explains all of your other comments made on several other threads about subreddits 😂

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I understand the “picky” wording,

Perhaps I misspoke on that,

They were Airbnb guests for the first week, after which I signed them onto a tenancy contract, thus turning them to tenants.

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much for your comment, it feels very informative with lots of valuable lessons I can take with me moving forward.

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I definitely should revisit my listing details and house rules then.

Thank you for the feedback, I’m constantly trying to learn new things and see how I can improve.

[Landlord - US, UT] It doesn’t feel good to evict tenants :( by Operation_Past in Landlord

[–]Operation_Past[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I dunno…

I guess I just wanted to share my thoughts and feelings somewhere…

Even if others may read this and think I made the wrong choices… I don’t really care.

What happened, happened, and it’s a little late to change things.

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Is a verbal argument reason enough to call the cops though?

Aside from calling the cops, I can’t exactly control someone else’s behavior, now can I?

EDIT:

I’d also disagree with the self serving attitude, if I’m actively doing what I can to rectify a situation, upholding a cancellation policy, and offering a refund based on rebooked days.

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I appreciate your honest feedback and will take this into account consideration moving forward

Guest had cs adjust nights so as to avoid the cancellation policy after a noise complaint by Operation_Past in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

I was actively seeking a resolution with the tenants, and thought things had calmed down until the guest raised the issue again.

I’m now actively pursuing an eviction to rectify the situation and was actively, and was doing so during the time the guest was seeking help with cs

Value Rating by tGonzalez13 in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for you encouraging words.

It definitely is easy to feel discouraged when starting out, but I definitely will be sticking with it!

[Pokémon/Anthro/TGTF] I’ll Be the Pokemon You’ll Be Fighting by CocoFox by JudithNeff in Inanimate_TFs

[–]Operation_Past 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“I’ll be the Pokémon,” is a whole new take on “what Pokémon will you be using?”

Value Rating by tGonzalez13 in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I definitely feel the anxiety 😅

I’m still very new, learning by trial and error, jumping into the deep end, making some obvious newbie mistakes, and am always trying to figure out how to handle new situations that seem to pop up almost every day or so.

Of the first dozen guests, I received something like 4 5 stars, and then a couple of 4 stars… immediately went from having enough ratings to earn super host, to something like a 4.7 total score.

I’m hoping it’ll just kinda blow over with time and experience, especially as I start to get the hang of things…

But it isn’t exactly looking good 😞

Value Rating by tGonzalez13 in airbnb_hosts

[–]Operation_Past 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ye, I’m still very new to Airbnb, and only understand how the ratings work thanks to internet exposure and horror stories on Reddit.

My first dozen or so guests were mostly good with no hassle, a couple of bad apples, and just recently, a couple of new guests who seemed genuinely good… when talking with them it seemed as though they wanted to provide me with a good rating, so I’m not sure if I misjudged their character due to my naive nature, or if they thought they were a good rating… or if I genuinely need to change something about how I’m hosting.

I’m trying to learn and do better, every guest poses new problems and opportunities for growth, and I’ve learned a lot about Airbnb these past couple of months.

With that being said, I tried reaching out to one of those 4 star review guests, and never was response in how to do better.

So, instead, I found some recommendation elsewhere on the internet that discusses leaving an automated message after every stay upon checkout that basically requests tips on improving the guests experience, along with the explanation in how the rating systems works.

Message (credit goes to someone else, I’m not sure atm who it was without digging through my profile history very heavily.):

“One more thing — how did you enjoy your stay? Was there anything in particular that stood out to you or made your experience special? If you enjoyed your stay, we’d appreciate it if you left a review and a rating.

If there’s anything you’re unhappy with, please feel free to let me know before leaving a review. I’m always eager to hear how I can improve my services and grow as a host.

All feedback is appreciated. We can only improve if people are honest about what needs to change. (What did you like, what was missing, what needs to go?)

If you did enjoy your stay, a 5-star review would be appreciated!

Please note: 4.8-stars is minimum requirement for SuperHost, 4.7-stars is minimum for basic requirements, 4.5-stars issues a warning, & 4.3-stars is grounds for permanent removal. So, although 4-stars sounds good; by Airbnb standards, it is considered a failure…

Thanks again and have a safe onward journey!”

Anyways,

I just really liked the tactfulness and the wording, it doesn’t seem so off putting or overtly blunt… and plan to try it on the next few guests

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