Used as both host and chargee.
Used as both host and chargee.
It could be better but it serves the purpose
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Used as both host and chargee.
It could be better but it serves the purpose
I have been a co-charger host for roughly three years and terminated my account a few days ago due to an aggressive and persistent chargee who sent over a dozen booking requests after the first was declined.
Co charger gave me no support and sided with the chargee citing "they were probably frustrated". The. Booking. Was. Declined. This did not warrant a further dozen booking attempts.
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