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I’m a new host. I found this message odd. I assume it is a scam? Also, the person’s photo looked like a stock photo - but then, maybe they’re just a good looking family?
Hello
My name is Alexander Petersen ,
I am very interested to book your apartment but I have technical issures with the Airbnb messaging
system and price .
In case your place is available next month or April I want to book for 10 day vacation to your city
with my family : me , my wife and 2 kids . Pease let me know your best price for 7 days.
In case you have the dates avaiable please
reach me on my company e-mail adress : alexander@dhcbank. club
Best regards,
CEO OF DHCBANK
ALEXANDER PETERSEN
ALEXANDER @DHCBANK.CLUB
Not necessarily. It could be that’s he’s new and doesn’t really get how it works, or know how to check your calendar etc. what happens when you google DHC Bank? See if you can find him on Facebook or LinkedIn. In any case, ignore his request to email him directly and keep everything on the Airbnb messaging system.
And I think most would agree with me when I say if your guts telling you no, listen to it and just decline. It’s not worth any potential drama
They will get access to your house. Or they will want to send a Western Union check and have you send some of it back. They might ask you to log onto a phishing site. Or or or or… These people do this as a full time job and aren’t stupid.
How was the guest even able to enter an email address. I am unable to communicate with guest via phone until they book or email for that matter and it is frustrating when they have questions.