Airbnb Blocks Hosts from Class Actions in New Policy as of April 17th

6.3K viewsPublished: April 21, 202511m 18sScore: 75
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Sean discusses Airbnb's new arbitration policy that requires hosts to agree to avoid class action lawsuits. He believes Airbnb may be hiding something, particularly regarding review policies, and offers guidance on how hosts can utilize this process to seek arbitration for unjust reviews.

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