At this point, Joe Mazzulla better hope the @celtics are nothing like the rest of the @NBA. Every coach is disposable if they don’t win a Championship. #ridiculous
@nicksortor@GuntherEagleman Agreed. Lack of competency. But LA has always been a ticking time bomb for fire. It’s surprising it never happened before. But we are literally strapped in a perfect storm of factors accelerator the problem
@nicksortor@OneBadDude_ Please go stand in the fire. 😊 Do you not understand how dry climate, mixed with the high winds we have in LA, matched with a vast number of possibilities to ignite the vegetation here. Even a child could understand this. But leave it to an ignorant ass to need to make it evil.
@debra_oliver@Earl_GreyT@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb@SamKemmis@AmericanExpress@Mastercard@Visa I’m aware of ADR. You still have to file a lawsuit first. And the reason I don’t sit back and take it is because ABNB issued that refund. We have more power than we know as consumers and it helps to know and understand the law. Thank you for the response.
@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb forced us to stay in a nasty unit in Mexico City that had roaches, dog hair, and debris everywhere. There were no wash cloths and plumbing issues with the shower. When we requested to leave early, ABNB said the host had the power to decide.
@AirbnbHelp I’ve got these screenshots here so there can be no confusion about information being edited or altered. If someone would like to call my cell number, it would be more than what ABNB is doing. Your customer service is abysmal.
@AirbnbHelp I don’t need recommendations from @AirbnbHelp@Airbnb about my name being personal information. Given that I have a law degree and ran for U.S. Congress, I’m plenty familiar with the law and privacy concerns. ABNB should be concerned about my knowledge on contract law.
@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb is notorious for crap customer service @SamKemmis. I would advise anyone traveling with ABNB to only use @AmericanExpress to protect your interest. @Mastercard & @Visa are not good options for consumer claims. Then get an attorney against ABNB.
@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb only responds for public perspective, with no interest to actually trying to resolve anything for the customers. They also never called as I’ve had my phone with me all day and in the same location. Again, their customer service is ridiculous.
@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb doesn’t care about customers, and the only thing that will get their attention is pursuing legal action after losing 2 days of our vacation. It’s bad enough we were in an unclean unit. Insulting to cause us economic damages as well.
@AirbnbHelp@Airbnb told me we had to let them in to clean again, despite my concerns about safety letting a cleaning team in we don’t know around our infant, when it should have been clean before we arrived. Plus, they refused to refund the cleaning fee.
@AmericanAir I don’t need anything from this experience, but I really do hope your company takes it seriously and follows-up. Airlines are quick to put it on the news when people fight gate agents. Ensure they treat passengers right because his behavior was unwarranted.
Was boarding @AmericanAir at Gate 42A at LAX for my 10:06 flight to Orlando, and the gate agent (Bald middle-aged white man) stopped me to force check my bag. It was a carry on. He said it was too large, but when other passengers said they had the same bag, he replied,
Down to the gate because it was policy. As the line got longer to board the plane, he then repeated, “I’ve got policies to follow and you’re going to follow them too.” Maybe he was tired (or high) because his left eye was bloodshot. But nonetheless, it was embarrassing.
“Well it’s not happening at MY gate tonight. You’re going to follow our policies and check your bag.” I just stood there in disbelief because I’ve never had to check that carry-on. He then proceeded to check my boarding pass multiple times before telling me he would take my bag