[QUOTE=DownLow123;2820970]My airbnb specifically said "no sex tourism". My airbnb had a doorman but I specifically got an airbnb on 1st floor away from doorman. I averaged about 2-3 girls per day for 2 weeks, never was questioned by doorman nor host. I know my doorman saw at least a couple of my girls come and go, especially when one of my longer term girls took out the trash walking right by the doorman and giving him a hola, como esta? I should also note I added a 2nd guest to my airbnb (at no additional cost) prior to paying for it. Did this in the event if I was ever questioned I would say the girl is my guest. But never had too.
Don't be naive, they know what were there for and they care more about renting there shit out than the no sex tourism bs.[/QUOTE]I agree with you DL that those renting out their places only care about money, however I think you are missing a few things.
I rented a place in Mexico City for four nights for like $400. The owner claimed I did $900 worth of damage. She had a picture of a dirty dish and scuff marks on a couch. We were running late to the airport and did not have time to clean like I like to. I gave her $50 and showed Airbnb the costs of a maid and to clean a couch in Mexico City and stated that $50 should cover it. I also told AirBnb that I doubted that we caused the scuff marks and said I felt like the owner was trying to stick it to a gringo. I also said if they sided with her that I would cancel my account and would not willingly pay them that $900 and would see them in court.
AirBnb did something I thought at first was weird but later realized was smart. They kept telling me they were investigating the case for weeks. I suspect that AirBnb was saying to the lady if you are apartment is not up to par, we are not going to put your apartment up on the site for people to rent it. In other words, you are going to have to spend $900 in repairs and THEN we will ask for you to be compensated or you can say the $50 is enough for cleaning and getting the place up to snuff. Now she is losing potentially $100 a night in rent. Worse, her reputation is being dinged. Finally, I think she backed off and told AirBnb the $50 for cleaning was adequate. Point is Airbnb was smart and was not going to let the woman profit off her potentially false claim.
So DL what are you going to do if the items in the apartment are vandalized, and the owner says I want $5000? You got a doorman saying you have women coming and going. You could have Airbnb saying you are engaged in sex trafficking and potentially in a USA court in violation with your agreement with the owner. You are cooked and have no defense. The smartest thing for you to do at that point would be to pay that owner whatever he wants.
If your Airbnb host says no trafficking, take your women to a love motel. Airbnb has different rules than hotels.