A TikToker went viral after posting a horrifying incident at an Airbnb when a representative from the app suggested her to leave in an instant.
In a flip of occasions that appears like something straight out of a horror film, a TikToker by way of the title of Casper, who posts below the handle @_spookytooth (suitable, right?), wrote that they had been steered through Airbnb to straight away depart their condo.
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What's extra, they had been particularly told to now not touch the host, implying there used to be some shenanigans at play. So, what had been those shenanigans? It took Casper a while to expose what exactly went down in a follow-up video, however during that point, lots of alternative TikTokers speculated.
Some idea it was once simply any other instance of an Airbnb host renting a property that did not belong to them. It isn't totally improbable, as there are several documented instances of this happening on the rental platform.
Others idea there was something more nefarious going on. People advised all sorts of horror film scenarios: from serial killings to human sacrifices, or perhaps a actual lifestyles ghost tale involving a space with a keeper who's by no means left.
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In her follow-up post, Casper said: "Airbnb contacted me and told me to immediately leave my Airbnb without telling the host. On Thursday we checked in an Airbnb at 7PM. We fell asleep shortly thereafter and got a phone call at 7 a.m.. I was asleep, so my boyfriend did not answer this phone call."
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Casper persisted, "Around 9 a.m., we checked our Airbnb website messages and we got messages from Airbnb telling us to check out immediately, the host does not know about this situation and they will not know until we leave, and to contact Airbnb as soon as we get out of there."
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It's about as vague and crazy of a message as one would expect, directly out of political thriller. Casper then explained what happened subsequent: "I had no idea what was going on, so we just packed our stuff, got out of there, asked questions later."
Casper went on to say that it gave the impression of the host was once making an attempt to get forward of Airbnb's warnings to depart.
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"After we left the Airbnb, I saw a message from our host at 10 p.m. saying if we got any suspicious or weird messages from Airbnb to just discard them. Later, we went and we were grabbing some coffee after we left the Airbnb and the host gave us a call. He didn't even know we left, someone had actually sent him my original video."
So yes, the host discovered they had left via the viral TikTok of Casper and her boyfriend fleeing the property.
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"And he told us on the phone that allegedly a previous Airbnb guest the other day had told Airbnb some very dangerous and inaccurate things about his Airbnb," Casper persisted. "So I don't know exactly what happened, because Airbnb will not tell us any specifics. They only told us that our host violated terms of service and guidelines and Airbnb's policy."
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Casper stated she's nonetheless at the hours of darkness about the situation. "I have no idea what happened, we only know what the host told us, but it was scary and now we're at a nice hotel, so it worked out. So, thanks Airbnb, for this super sick hotel room."
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Casper uploaded some proof of the Airbnb scare to her TikTok account as some audience were skeptical of her tale's legitimacy. She posted screenshots of her conversations with Airbnb and the host, with their usernames x-ed out.
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Who do you suppose is in the proper right here? Is Airbnb just being overly cautious? Are you, like most of the commenters who spoke back to Casper's video, of the opinion that the app isn't "worth it anymore?"
Also, what do you assume took place with the property? As of this writing, it doesn't appear that Casper has uploaded any further details about it.
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