RE: Airbnb’s New Fraud Policy (I Learned Everything so you don't have to)
Summary
Sean Rakidzich discusses the updated Airbnb chargeback policy effective September 8, covering the potential impact on hosts. He outlines the implications of Airbnb becoming the "merchant of record" and shares potential actions hosts can take to navigate the updated policy. He emphasizes the need to take steps to build direct booking outside of the platforms.
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