Duplicate listing ??

[Scotia0]

I received this message from a prospective guest today , I can't find the listing in the message though ? 

[Elena87]

It is a scam - the link is not for an official airbnb.

The link will take you off-site and invite you to re-enter you password id. The scammer is attempting to steal from you ,your sign-in details.

They will if successful hi-jack your site, probably to proceed to launder money from a stolen credit card.

Ignore this request, it is not a genuine enquiry - but you should click the 'red flag' to report this scammer masquerading as a guest.

Otherwise if you have entered your details, contact airbnb immediately.

[David126]

Well known scam, gets mentioned here quit often.

[Gail79]

How do I know which one of the two listings is the correct one?

[Gail79]

I have looked everywhere for a phone number or a way to contact AirBnb directly.  All I find are "suggestions"

[Robin4]

@Gail79

Try this link Gail, it is by one of our highly valued contributors and it will give you complete contact information for Airbnb.

Cheers.....Rob

https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Community-Help/Contact-Airbnb-A-Community-Help-Guide/m-p/16165#M...

[Scotia0]

Thank you for the heads up 

[Gail79]

Will you be able to show me how to delete the duplicate - one listing allows pets, the other does not.  I am afraid that if someone books each of the listings, someone is going to be very unhappy.  

[Gail79]

I would recommend not approving that reservation request.  It seems to be from Airbnb but they do not ever require that you re-enter your information - if you do, it will take you to a different (but not official) web page that will ask for your payment information.  Then it is gone.  I am trying to find out from AIRBNB how to delete the unofficial/illegal/scamming web site.