Ewwww. How? Why? Gosh you know what, I don’t want to know.
It is just my opinion- that if you don’t address it with the guest or seek security money for damages it is sort of an assumption as to what transpired. I try not to get bogged down by trying to figure out what happened- if it isn’t worth getting $$ in damages it isn’t worth any more of your brainpower.
I don’t like negative reviews for things guests didn’t address with me- so I extend the same logic to my reviews of guests.
But do what is right for you-
Just leave a bad review. If you try to investigate she will think that you will leave her a bad review and do the same. You certainly don’t deserve that.
Some guest are just really dirty and maybe this is the only way they will learn how to become more decent.
I’ve come quite accustomed to looking at the stars for guests
Where are you able to see the guests stars from other hosts? Thanks!
I see it under “about this guest” on the message thread (desktop version). There may be other places but I suggest you search for yourself depending on which version of the platform you are using it might be in a different spot. I think you can only see this after they book, not if they are just inquiring. Maybe someone will pop in and correct me.
Thanks for this! Yes, on the message history page, left hand side under “About this Guest”. I just checked my Australian foot stroking swimmer’s stars, which should now be effected by my own rating and review. I confess to being disappointed. He shows as having an overall 4.5 for House Rules and communication, yet I gave him none for HR, and three for communication. Not much of an effect there then, and he only has three reviews. I didn’t recommend him to other hosts, based on how he broke our HRs so very badly.
None is not calculated into the star rating. Would have been more effective to give a 1-star.
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