First, when I entered the room, the curtain was rolled up next to the TV, and it was a bad blinds. When I saw it, I didn't tell the landlord in time, because she said she had a cooking show that couldn't get the news. Second, I think the light is too bright. I spread out the broken blinds and blocked the light I didn't want. The second day I packed a lot of garbage and poured into the trash can, and after I checked in, I thought it wasn’t nice trip, but after more than 10 days , the landlord asked airbnb to make an indemnity for 500dollars because I destroyed the blinds. She said it was I broke.
If I broke her blinds, I would pay her. I never had think about she would deliberately say I broke it. She deliberately said I broke the blinds and asked me to pay so much money. And airbnb is biased towards landlords because of those photos.
About photos
A blinds that have been broken, no matter how you take pictures, it is still a bad blinds.
From a legal point of view, who advocates the proof, only a few photos, can only prove that there was a person (including the landlord himself), not enough to determine what I did. Secondly ,if this evidence can be established, she can at any time pass the evidence to accuse past or future lodgers. Thirdly, you need to reflect on this way of dispute, and the interests of tenants need to be maintained.
If there is enough evidence to prove that I do it, I will pay for it.
I'll fight with bad landlord and airbnb all the time