user: Been with AirBnB for 4+ years as traveler &amp; superhost. Booked on for thanksgiving with parents, but listing was misleading (e.g., dumpster at front door, bad/dangerous condition).
agent: Hi Mostafa, we apologize for any frustration. We've asked a member of our team to review your case and follow up with you asap. Please be on the lookout for their contact. Thank you.
user: I've spent multiple hours speaking w/ CS team. Case manager disputes that listing is misleading &amp; says it is good condition (whereas other 2 reps were also appalled at pics I sent). Clearly case manager doesn't care abt customers, focused on not giving refund. Honestly, I am still shocked that this is even something I need to further pursue. I could hear the case manager struggling to say it is not a misleading post and disgusting apt, but he didn't want to issue refund and said it. Pics again as a reminder of the quality of place. AirBnB Policy: "If you are a Host, you are responsible for ensuring that the Accommodations you list on Airbnb meet minimum quality standards regarding access, adequacy of Listing description, safety, cleanliness" I guess exposed electrical outlets are not a safety issue?!?! I suppose dumpsters at building entrance, holes in floor, rusted faucets and dirty bathroom vents fall within "minimum quality standards" for cleanliness? Does picture on listing with amazing view vs. the actual view from living room of dumpster (see pics) fall within the "adequacy of Listing description"?! Am I missing something? Host didn't follow multiple minimum quality items but u don't care since you got your money.
agent: Hi Mostafa, a member of our team is currently reviewing the situation and will be following up shortly. We appreciate your patience during this process. Please feel free to DM us with any specific questions you might have in the meantime.
user: yeah, you said that yesterday &amp; same case manager reached out with same (ridiculous) conclusions. I disputed transaction with credit card company and they will follow up with you. I can appreciate bad experiences happen, but your response has been really shocking!
agent: We understand your frustration. Our dedicated team is currently reviewing the case once again and they will follow up with you as soon as they can. Thank you for your patience.
user: AirBnB still not willing to refund. Any self-respecting company would have issued a refund and apologized profusely given the dirty place, let alone the safety issue with exposed electrical outlets. Pictures again to remind you of what AirBnB thinks is "acceptable"
agent: We have issued our final decision on this matter. Please refer to the email thread that we have been corresponding with you. Rest assured your feedback has been recorded, Mostafa.

Customer complaints about listing being misleaded. Agent assures customer that his feedback has been recorded.
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user: Been with AirBnB for 4+ years as traveler &amp; superhost. Booked on for thanksgiving with parents, but listing was misleading (e.g., dumpster at front door, bad/dangerous condition).
agent: Hi Mostafa, we apologize for any frustration. We've asked a member of our team to review your case and follow up with you asap. Please be on the lookout for their contact. Thank you.
user: I've spent multiple hours speaking w/ CS team. Case manager disputes that listing is misleading &amp; says it is good condition (whereas other 2 reps were also appalled at pics I sent). Clearly case manager doesn't care abt customers, focused on not giving refund. Honestly, I am still shocked that this is even something I need to further pursue. I could hear the case manager struggling to say it is not a misleading post and disgusting apt, but he didn't want to issue refund and said it. Pics again as a reminder of the quality of place. AirBnB Policy: "If you are a Host, you are responsible for ensuring that the Accommodations you list on Airbnb meet minimum quality standards regarding access, adequacy of Listing description, safety, cleanliness" I guess exposed electrical outlets are not a safety issue?!?! I suppose dumpsters at building entrance, holes in floor, rusted faucets and dirty bathroom vents fall within "minimum quality standards" for cleanliness? Does picture on listing with amazing view vs. the actual view from living room of dumpster (see pics) fall within the "adequacy of Listing description"?! Am I missing something? Host didn't follow multiple minimum quality items but u don't care since you got your money.
agent: Hi Mostafa, a member of our team is currently reviewing the situation and will be following up shortly. We appreciate your patience during this process. Please feel free to DM us with any specific questions you might have in the meantime.
user: yeah, you said that yesterday &amp; same case manager reached out with same (ridiculous) conclusions. I disputed transaction with credit card company and they will follow up with you. I can appreciate bad experiences happen, but your response has been really shocking!
agent: We understand your frustration. Our dedicated team is currently reviewing the case once again and they will follow up with you as soon as they can. Thank you for your patience.
user: AirBnB still not willing to refund. Any self-respecting company would have issued a refund and apologized profusely given the dirty place, let alone the safety issue with exposed electrical outlets. Pictures again to remind you of what AirBnB thinks is "acceptable"
agent: We have issued our final decision on this matter. Please refer to the email thread that we have been corresponding with you. Rest assured your feedback has been recorded, Mostafa.

### Response:
Customer complaints about listing being misleaded. Agent assures customer that his feedback has been recorded.