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I don’t think checkout instructions are public until you book, no? So you can’t really choose based on that because the info is obfuscated
0 u/Vivid-Climate-2600 6h ago No, some hosts add house rules or any requirements in their listing descriptions. All should do it, and let the free market decide. 3 u/SunnySam 6h ago Yes, and according to the new rules, you are still allowed to do that, it just has to be visible on the listing so that the customer can now see it before booking. 0 u/Vivid-Climate-2600 6h ago That’s not what I read, what I read said even if you disclose it, it’s not enforceable. Which is my issue.
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No, some hosts add house rules or any requirements in their listing descriptions. All should do it, and let the free market decide.
3 u/SunnySam 6h ago Yes, and according to the new rules, you are still allowed to do that, it just has to be visible on the listing so that the customer can now see it before booking. 0 u/Vivid-Climate-2600 6h ago That’s not what I read, what I read said even if you disclose it, it’s not enforceable. Which is my issue.
Yes, and according to the new rules, you are still allowed to do that, it just has to be visible on the listing so that the customer can now see it before booking.
0 u/Vivid-Climate-2600 6h ago That’s not what I read, what I read said even if you disclose it, it’s not enforceable. Which is my issue.
That’s not what I read, what I read said even if you disclose it, it’s not enforceable. Which is my issue.
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u/SunnySam 7h ago
I don’t think checkout instructions are public until you book, no? So you can’t really choose based on that because the info is obfuscated