Man rents apartment through airbnb.com Tenant destroys place with fat chick orgy!

NetWareHead

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http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...oys-pricy-chelsea-apartment-article-1.1723825

"Ari Teman rented his home to a man through the apartment-sharing website. But unfortunately for him, his apartment was used for a 'BBW Panty Raid Party.' His home was ransacked and his belongings destroyed. Airbnb.com is paying Teman $23,817 to cover the damages.

Maybe they should call it Airbn-Booty.

A Chelsea man’s pricey apartment was ransacked and his belongings destroyed over the weekend during a raucous “BBW Panty Raid Party” hosted by the man who rented the pad using Airbnb.com.

The popular apartment-share website agreed to pay Ari Teman $23,817 to cover the damages and is putting him up in a hotel until he can find a new place to live.

Teman, 31, had no idea his one-bedroom apartment would be the site of a sex party when he agreed to rent the home this weekend for $300 a night to a man named David.

The renter said he was in town for a friend’s wedding and needed a place to lay his head — but he had a heck of a lot more in mind.

The visitor who said he was in town for a wedding was really a promoter who had rented the apartment in order to have the sex party advertised here.

Teman, a comedian, found this out the hard way when he returned to his building a few hours after handing the keys to “David.”

“There was a huge posse of large men and women in hip-hop attire looking like they got tossed from a club, hanging out in front,” he said.

Inside his apartment, there were “another half-dozen people” moving around his furniture, tossing some of it carelessly outside.

Ari Teman says his Chelsea apartment was ruined after it was ransakced by people paying $20 a pop to party.

“My first impression was that I had been robbed by a very large crew,” he recalled.

It wasn’t until Teman Googled David’s phone number that he discovered they were flocking to his pad for a $20-per-person booty bash advertised on Twitter.

Comedian Ari Teman slammed Airbnb on Twitter for putting an 'illegal, dangerous sex ring' in his apartment.

To make room for the big shindig, the partiers threw aside the furniture in Teman’s apartment and ruined his valuable guitar and drum sets.

“I caught them taking my white sofa out into the backyard alley,” he said.

“You assume most people have basic human decency and won’t destroy your stuff.”

Additionally, there was a bag of condoms and liquor on the floor, said Teman, who called the cops and filed a complaint with Airbnb.

In a statement, Airbnb said that “problems for hosts and guests are incredibly rare, but when they happen, we try to help make things right.”
 

OCGuy

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"Ari Teman rented his home to a man through the apartment-sharing website. But unfortunately for him, his apartment was used for a 'BBW Panty Raid Party.' His home was ransacked and his belongings destroyed. Airbnb.com is paying Teman $23,817 to cover the damages.


I can't even imagine what $23,817 worth of food looks like.
 

zinfamous

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I'm so shocked that these "rent your property to random strangers" fly-by-night app-based services would ever lead to issues like this.

shocked. seriously. I'm so shocked by this one isolated event, in fact, that I still plan to dump all my savings into these companies if they ever go public.
 

lozina

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I can only imagine what that place must have smelled like.... I just puked a little in my mouth.
 

KB

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I am actually surprised this type of stuff doesn't happen more often. You never know what tye of person you are renting to.
 

techs

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Renting your apartment out to a complete stranger for a night? What could possibly go wrong?
Well, that was answered.
 

lupi

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Other than a mention of finding some condoms, story lite on the orgy occurrence facts.
 

mikeford

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So why is the go between, the rental app footing the bill instead of the people who wrecked the place?

Why would anybody rent their home with $23k of wreckable stuff?
 

desura

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I really am surprised that so far there hasn't been a rape or a murder associated with one of these sharing services.
 

Red Squirrel

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I've thought of getting into the property rental business. It's this kind of thing that makes me not do it. As a landlord there's not much you can do either. You can't even kick them out. Well you can but there's a whole legal process to it and it takes years. In this case he got lucky that the 3rd party site actually paid for the damages. Probably wont cover everything though. Depending on the kind of stuff they did in there, probably need to tear everything down to the studs and start over.
 

Ricochet

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“You assume most people have basic human decency and won’t destroy your stuff.”

How does one live to 31 and come up with that?
 

vshah

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you can bet airbnb will go after "david"


interesting how this will play out considering airbnb is illegal in NYC.
 

Blackjack200

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you can bet airbnb will go after "david"


interesting how this will play out considering airbnb is illegal in NYC.

I thought about this too. "I had to call the NYPD to tell them that my illegal tenant wrecked my apartment!"

That must've been an interesting conversation.
 

alkemyst

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I really am surprised that so far there hasn't been a rape or a murder associated with one of these sharing services.

I am sure rapes have happened in about the same capacity as one getting a hotel room. Many go unreported.

If you are going to murder someone leaving a paper trail like this would be utterly retarded.

Assuming one just wants to kill someone for the sake of it/get used to it/etc it should be done randomly and with as little of a trail as possible. You don't want to take toll roads, pass transponder locations/video taping, etc. Totally random act. That's how so many murders can't be solved...it's only when it's a crime of passion more or less that all fingers only point to 1-2 people and that is usually who is the killer(s).

Then hiding/disposing of the body goes a long way in ensuring one is never caught. There was a really creepy post on Yahoo Answers or something long ago about this process that was extremely accurate.
 

Newbian

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I am guessing the owner sued because he missed out on the fun more then anything else.