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Luke Carl
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So.... Is "Catfished" The Right Word?

Luke Carl
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[Short Term Rental]

Scenario 1: Guest plants a DHH (dreaded human hair) in the refrigerator. Sends a pic of the hair. Wants money back. 

Scenario 2: Guest says "The hot tub is dirty" "Ok no problem we're on the way to clean it" "We won't use it at this point (5 days left) don't bother but we are disappointed." Wants money back. 

Did I paint a good enough picture? 


Is Catfished the right term for this? Or is there a word I'm not aware of? Or do I need to make up a word? 

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Julie McCoy
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Julie McCoy
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I'm pretty sure catfishing is when someone pretends to be someone/something they're not.  These are just obnoxious guests. :p 

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