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How does the Built in Free 0% credit card system work for the Homeowner and Vacationer Relationship ?
- The vacationer books on line with or without talking to the Homeowner as the listing and calendar are set for price, taxes ,travel Insurance and any other add on the Homeowner has.
- The Money is held until the Homeowner approves or disapproves of the vacationer by talking to or emailing the vacationer just like the Homeowner does with checks or cash. Disapprove and the money is automatically Not Held and goes back to the vacationer and the Homeowner does nothing.
- If the Homeowner approves the money is put into the Homeowners account with no commission taken out.All 83 calendars are then updated automatically for the next reservation.
How does the Built in Free Travel Insurance work for the Homeowner and Vacationer Relationship ?
- The Homeowner does not need a deposit and the vacationer can cancel the reservation.
- The Insurance paid at check out by the vacationer pays for damage to the Homeowners house caused by the vacationer.
- The Insurance paid at check out by the vacationer pays the vacationer if he cancels the trip and the homeowner keeps the reservation money and can rent again.
Vacation Home Scam Report - If you know of a scam - report this to the scam report board here for posting.
We do not insure vacationers trip,cancelation,overbooking,theft,the home,deposit,reservation,travel or any part of your trip.Please use TravelGuard for this and your credit card for protecton as Rent My Vacation Home does not provide this type fo coverage.
For homeowners get Travel Guard as Rent My Vacation Home does not provide any coverage for your home,reservation,loss of pay,cancelation,damage or theft.
How to make sure who owns the Vacation Home ! Before you send Check or Money :
- You can ask for a electric bill account number or copy from the owner and call the electric company to verify it by name and address.
- Ask for a Insurance and agent name , policy number and phone then check the phone and address out on the net by Insurance company name and call the Insurance agent to verify owner and address.
- Ask for a copy or email of the person’s drivers license. {maybe different address but name verification).
- Ask Homeowner for his property number at the assessment office for that area and call for address verification and name.{Google tax assessment office for that county} You may do this without the Homeowners account number and use address and zip.
- Ask for a copy of the car registration {maybe different address but name verification).
- With our Insured Home check out system - Free for Homeowners on Rent My Vacation Home (no need for a deposit the insurance covers the Home).
- Make sure and tell the Homeowner for Free and 0% commission they can set up the credit card service on Rent My Vacation Home and you do not need any of this documentation above or do you need to leave a deposit.The Vacationer will have a money back in case of fraud. Tell the Homeowner to call 800-699-7684 to be set up now Free.(It takes around 30 Minutes to set up).Report anything that sounds funny.
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Vacation Home Scam Report - Report here for posting of a problem.
Warning vacationers and property owners looking for renters
to be wary of online scams, following are reports to the state's Bureau of Consumer Protection of fake ads and e-mails.
Vacation Home Scam Report
"Internet sites or other online classified ads, are increasingly popular among consumers who are shopping for last-minute bargains on rental homes or homeowners who are hoping to earn more rental income during the summer," "Unfortunately, these websites are also popular with scam artists who are hoping that an attractive offer will tempt some consumers to respond without researching the transaction.stay up to date with the scam report.
Property owners can be scammed by thieves sending worthless checks for more than the rental amount, then asking for a refund by wire transfer before the bank bounces the check, . We caution property owners to watch out for potential renters who offer to send money before the deal is worked out and who don't ask about the location, size or condition of the property.Read our scam report it is updated daily.
The Better Business Bureau tells would-be vacation renters to get everything in writing, take a virtual tour and check references before agreeing. Do the homework and check up on a place that has a rental price too good to be true.Here are some tips use them . Pay with a credit card. Do not wire the money. Bad idea. Use our check out system at Rent My Vacation Home only with a credit card, My advice?
1.Use a card with a proven dispute-resolution department.
2. Do your due diligence. Look up the property online. Google the postal address. Odds are, if it doesn't exist online, it doesn't exist.
3. Use a reputable site like Rent My Vacation Home.Read our vacation home scam report.
Here are a few complaints we know of.Make sure and list the state and city when you report to us.
We have investigators search everyday for false vacation homes for your safety.Please use your credit card and this reservation system and get travel insurance so the warranty is in effect.
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COPY FROM http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20120408/business/704089987/
posted by Daily Herald (Rent My Vacation Home did not participate in this story)
By Christopher Elliott, Published: March 29The Washington Post
The rental villa on the French Riviera that Sonia Guillaume found online looked pictu
re-perfect. It featured an impeccably manicured garden, spacious living areas, a pool and stunning views of the medieval village of St. Paul de Vence.
And there was the price: 10 percent off the weekly 1,700-euro rate in August, a time when pretty much all of France is on vacation.
You know what happened next, right? Guillaume says she contacted the owner through the website, owned by the U.S. vacation rental listing site HomeAway, and wired him the money. Then she discovered that she was dealing with not the real owner but someone who had fraudulently obtained the owner’s email password, a crime known as phishing.
“It was a scam,” says Guillaume, a subcontracting manager who lives in Poissy, a suburb of Paris.
I’ve been following similar incidents since the fall. In January I reported that HomeAway promised to crack down on phishing and work with victims to save their vacations. But since then, more defrauded renters and homeowners with listings on HomeAway have come forward to tell their stories.
Rental owners complain that they’re being unfairly blamed for the phishing. Customers allege that the company’s attitude is dismissive, showing little interest in rescuing their ruined vacations or bringing the scammers to justice.
HomeAway, which also operates VRBO.com and has a commanding share of the vacation rental market, says that nothing could be further from the truth: It hasn’t been contacted by any law enforcement officials about a phishing case, but if it were, it would fully cooperate with any investigation. The company has added phishing warnings to its sites and recently posted a job notice for a director of global fraud prevention to help manage its efforts to “detect, prevent and mitigate fraud and other undesirable events.”
And it says that of the 13 phishing cases I’ve brought to its attention since November, seven have been “resolved,” although it declines to name them or discuss how the problems were fixed, citing its privacy policy.
I tried to reach the victims. Guillaume says that no one from HomeAway has contacted her with a resolution. (I brought her case to HomeAway’s attention March 16, and the company says it to reach her but she hasn’t responded.)
Another would-be renter, Tania Rieben, says that the company hasn’t helped her, either. HomeAway says that the property manager offered her a resolution that she hasn’t accepted.
Kathryn Bowden, an artist in Sorrento, Fla., who says she lost $3,800 on a HomeAway-listed vacation rental in Kissimmee, Fla., told me a story that matched many details of Guillaume’s case, including the location of the fake homeowner, the size of the discount and the way the scam was perpetrated. I contacted HomeAway on her behalf in mid-February.
“The only thing I have heard from HomeAway is that they expect the owner of the property we tried to rent from to resolve any issue,” she says. “It makes it sound as though they feel the owner is somehow to blame and must make restitution. That’s their choice of words, not mine.”
Bowden says that she and a group of other unhappy customers plan to file a class-action lawsuit against HomeAway.
Some HomeAway customers didn’t respond to my inquiry because they’d been required to sign nondisclosure contracts as part of their settlement with the company.
But one customer who was privy to the details of a HomeAway settlement agreed to tell me her story. Alisa Golson, a former human resources consultant and a stay-at-home mom in San Francisco, contacted me in December after her mother-in-law wired $7,300 to a scammer for a rental property in Capistrano Beach, Calif., that she’d found through VRBO. She says that the company has urged the homeowner to settle with her family, but that he has refused. HomeAway insisted that it wasn’t to blame, either.
“They appeared to do little or no investigation into what happened,” she says. “They took a very strong stance that they were not responsible.”
So her mother-in-law hired an attorney, who contacted HomeAway. The company eventually agreed to cover the $7,300 she lost in the scam, Golson says.
“We are taking this seriously,” says Carl Shepherd, HomeAway’s co-founder. “We launched a significant education effort to travelers and our owners. We’re working with other people in the industry, and we’ve had two summit conversations with them to collectively combat phishing. Also, we’re developing some product changes that we hope to announce soon.”
Even though HomeAway has “no legal responsibility” for phishing, he said, “we work diligently with both the owner and the traveler to find an appropriate solution, and when all parties are looking for something equitable, they usually work something out.”
Christine Karpinski, a former HomeAway employee and author of the book “How to Rent Vacation Properties by Owner,” says that the company’s problems aren’t unique and that its actions, and those of other home rental sites that have responded to the phishing problem, are a promising start.
“Vacation rental sites need to plaster their pages with warnings to never pay by wire transfer,” she says. As of now, you have to do some “hard-core digging” to find any alerts about possible fraud on any rental site. As a vacation rental owner herself, she understands the reason: Prominent warnings would frighten customers away.
Shepherd disagrees, insisting that his company offers ample warnings. They include a series of direct e-mails that were sent to both travelers and rental owners after the scams were discovered last year and a new security center on its website with advice on how to avoid phishing.
Some of the most revealing conversations I’ve had about this problem have been private. Because of HomeAway’s commanding market share, and because of confidentiality agreements signed by customers, vacation rental owners who are affected by phishing are hesitant to speak out about their experiences. Rental owners say that they are not responsible for the phishing and that they shouldn’t be on the hook for the damages. But they also say that because HomeAway is the world’s largest online marketplace for the vacation rental industry, it can dictate the terms of compensation and compel them to quietly accept them.
One rental management company representative told me that her company spent thousands of dollars compensating customers who lost $2,000 to $2,500 apiece in five separate phishing incidents last November. It had no choice: More than half of its business comes from HomeAway, which was threatening to pull the management company’s listings if it didn’t compensate the defrauded customers.
HomeAway says it wasn’t involved in any settlement that matches that description and that at any rate, the rental management company’s interpretation of its view is distorted. “We always state that there are two victims: the owner or property manager and the traveler,” Shepherd says. “We work to resolve the situation in a way that is satisfactory to both.”
Some owners I spoke with said that the question of liability needs to be addressed by a court, a notion that appears to be gaining traction, according to Karpinski and some of the victims.
Shepherd predicts that HomeAway would win such a case. “It is our judgment -- from our legal position, from our attorneys -- that we have no legal liability,” he told me. “We have a marketplace. We are not a party to the transaction.”
Customers such as Guillaume see things differently. Because HomeAway bills itself as a trusted intermediary between her and her vacation rental, she says, it owes her more than an empty apology. She says that after she lost her money, HomeAway officials told her that they were sorry but that it wasn’t their problem. The rental owner isn’t willing to help her, either.
And after losing six months of savings to an unseen criminal, Guillaume says, she doesn’t know where to turn.
“They’ve violated my trust,” she says.
Follow the Rent My Vacation Home rules below
How to make sure who owns the Vacation Home ! Before you send Check or Money :
1.You can ask for a electric bill account number or copy from the owner and call the electric company to verify it by name and address.
2.Ask for a Insurance and agent name , policy number and phone then check the phone and address out on the net by Insurance company name and call the Insurance agent to verify owner and address.
3.Ask for a copy or email of the person’s drivers license. {maybe different address but name verification).
4.Ask Homeowner for his property number at the assessment office for that area and call for address verification and name.{Google tax assessment office for that county} You may do this without the Homeowners account number and use address and zip.
5.Ask for a copy of the car registration {maybe different address but name verification).
6.With our Insured Home check out system - Free for Homeowners on Rent My Vacation Home (no need for a deposit the insurance covers the Home).
7.Make sure and tell the Homeowner for Free and 0% commission they can set up the credit card service on Rent My Vacation Home and you do not need any of this documentation above or do you need to leave a deposit.The Vacationer will have a money back in case of fraud. Tell the Homeowner to call 800-699-7684 to be set up now Free.(It takes around 30 Minutes to set up).Report anything that sounds funny.
Legal@rentmyvacationhome.com
Info@rentmyvacationhome.com
Propertymanager@rentmyvacationhome.com
Marketing@rentmyvacationhome.com
Photo@rentmyvacationhome.com
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Reasons to Purchase Travel Insurance
You can't afford to travel without it!
There are hundreds of circumstances that could cause you to cancel your trip, or return home early. To demonstrate the importance of purchasing travel insurance, here are some common examples of what could go wrong. Incidentally, all are covered by a Travel Guard travel insurance policy:
- You could lose money you've invested for your trip, such as nonrefundable deposits, if bad weather conditions cause delay or cancellation of your trip.
- You may have to cut your trip short and return home for an emergency such as an unexpected illness or death in the family forcing you to lose the remaining pre-paid portion of your trip and pay a ticket change fee for your return travel arrangements.
- Your luggage could be lost, delayed or stolen, forcing you to purchase additional clothes, essentials or even prescription medications.
- The airline, cruise line or tour operator with which you're scheduled to travel suddenly goes on strike leaving you with no option but to cancel your trip with no recourse for reimbursement.
- You could run into major travel delays forcing you to miss a portion of your trip or cruise and be forced to pay additional lodging expenses while you wait.
- You could be forced to evacuate your resort due to a predicted hurricane or other weather conditions, cutting your trip short... with no recourse for reimbursement for the remaining portion of your vacation.
Why Travel Guard?
Not all travel insurance companies are the same!
When purchasing travel insurance, it's important you look closely at the coverages and services you'll receive. Here is a quick summary of what makes Travel Guard different than the competition:
- Exceptional customer service- We take great pride in providing the high levels of service for which we've built our reputation. When you choose Travel Guard, you can expect
- Policies to be issued within 24 hours of the application being received
- Phone calls answered within 30 seconds
- Assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
- A zero defect tolerance for customer satisfaction
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Because unforeseen circumstances may arise, we strongly recommend you purchase the All Seasons Travel Plan. Coverage may be purchased any time up to 24 hours before departure. The All Seasons Travel Plan includes the following coverages*:
Trip Cost: Trip Cancellation
Covers you if you cancel your trip for a covered reason.
Trip Cost: Trip Interruption*
Covers you if you interrupt your trip for a covered reason.
$600: Trip Delay
Reimburses up to $200 a day for Reasonable, Additional Expenses for meals and ccommodations if your Trip is delayed for more than 12 or more hours due to covered reasons.
$1,000: Baggage Sportsman Equipment & Personal Effects
Can reimburse you if your Baggage is lost, damaged, or stolen while you are on your Trip.
$1,000: Baggage Delay ($200 per day)
If your Baggage is delayed more than 12 hours, you can be reimbursed for the purchase of Necessary Personal Effects.
$25,000: Medical Expense
Covers necessary medical expenses on your trip provided injury or sickness occurred while on your trip, and initial medical treatment was received while on your trip.
$500,000: Emergency Evacuation & Repatriation of Remains
Covers evacuation and transportation as directed by a Physician to the nearest adequate medical facility, (home in the event of death or if medically required).
$100,000 Accidental Death & Dismemberment
Covers for loss of life or limb within 180 days of an accident on your trip.
$25,000 Car Rental Collision Coverage
Covers damage due to collision, vandalism, theft, windstorm, fire, hail or flood.
24/7 WORLDWIDE ASSISTANCE SERVICES**:
- Travel Medical Assistance
- A menu of services available for emergency medical requests, including prescription replacement, physician referrals, medical evacuations, and more
- Emergency Travel Assistance
- Dedicated LiveTravel counselors available to help with any travel request, including flight or hotel rebookings, rental car reservations, roadside assistance, and more.Worldwide Travel Assistance
Assistance with any travel emergency or request for general travel information, including lost, stolen or delayed baggage; replacing lost passport or travel documents; emergency cash transfers; pre-trip travel advice; inoculation information; and more.
Concierge Services
Whatever you need, whenever, wherever you need it, you can call on your own personal assistant to help. Services include tee time reservations, restaurant referrals and reservations, wireless device assistance, sporting or theater tickets, and more. You need it, we'll find it for you.
Identity Theft Assistance
(not available to NY residents)
If your identity is stolen during your trip, our emergency travel counselors will assist in contacting your credit card companies, monitoring your credit report and working with local authorities to help you restore your identity.
Pet Return Service
If sickeness or injury causes your travel to be interrupted we can coordinate the return home of your pets.
$100 Roadside Assistance:
Towing Assistance, Flat Tire Assistance, Oil, Fluid & Water delivery service, Lock Out Assistance, Battery Assisatnce and Collision Assistance. (Service provided by Coach-net Services Inc.)
Vehicle Return Assistance:
Provides transportation for your automobile back to your primary residence should you become ill/injured and unable to drive
**Non-insurance services are provided by Travel Guard.
You automatically get the following coverage at no additional cost when you purchase the All Seasons Travel Plan within 21 days*** of making your initial trip payment:
Coverage if pre-existing medical conditions force you to cancel or interrupt a Trip. Applies to the first $25,000 per person/$50,000 per booking of Trip Cost. (Limitations apply.)
**Insurance coverage subject to limitations, exclusions and terms and conditions of policy.
***Day one is the date the trip deposit is received.
Prices 7% of total trip cost (Maximum of up to $100,000 per booking)
Q & A
Q. Why should I purchase travel insurance for my vacation?
A. You've saved, you've waited, and now you're all set to travel. Preparing for your trip includes covering yourself for unfortunate occurrences that threaten to interfere with even your best-laid plans. By purchasing travel insurance, you can insure yourself for covered cancellation penalties, medical costs, as well as gain access to a wide range of traveler's assistance services.
Did you know that the All Seasons Travel Plan could cover you if:
- Someone in your family has an illness or injury, even if they aren't scheduled to travel with you
- You become ill and can't travel or your child comes down with the chicken pox and you are quarantined
- Weather prevents you from leaving home and reaching your destination
- A family member back home passes away and you must return from your vacation early
- Your luggage is lost or delayed by the airline
- You twist your ankle and must visit a physician while traveling
- Many other unforeseeable events as listed in the Description of Coverage
What are the coverages?
- Trip Cost - Trip Cancellation & Interruption (covers trip costs up to $100,000)
Covers your trip investment if you must cancel or interrupt your trip for covered reasons such as sickness, injury or death to you, your traveling companion, family member, service animal or buisness partner; severe weather; being subpoenaed or required to serve on jury duty, being called into active military service or having leave revoked or being reassigned, or if your primary residence or destination is made uninhabitable.
- $600 ($200 per day)- Trip Delay
Reimburses for the purchase of essential items (i.e. meals, toiletries, etc.) if delayed for 12 or more hours because of a common carrier delay, lost/stolen passport, travel documents or money, quarantine, natural disaster, injury or sickness of the insured or a traveling companion.
If your baggage is delayed for more than 12 hours, you will be reimbursed for the purchase of essential items (i.e. clothing, toiletries, etc.)
- $1,000- Baggage, Sportsman Equipment and Personal Effects:
Reimburses you if your baggage is lost stolen or damaged while on your trip.
- $25,000 - Medical Expense
Covers emergency medical expenses incurred while traveling; includes emergency dental treatment up to $1,000.
- $500,000- Emergency Evacuation & Repatriation of Remains
Covers evacuation and transportation to the nearest adequate medical facility (or home in the event of death or if medically required) as well as a medical escort if deemed necessary.
- $100,000- Accidental Death & Dismemberment
Covers for loss of life or limb within 180 days of an accident on your trip.
- $25,000 Car Rental Collision Coverage
Covers damage due to collision, vandalism, theft, windstorm, fire, hail or flood.
- Assistance Services
- Included - Travel Medical Assistance*
- Included - Worldwide Travel Assistance*
- Included - LiveTravel Emergency Assistance*
- Included - Detailed Pre-Trip Travel Advisories*
- Included - Concierge Services*
- Included - Identity Theft (not available to NY residents)*
- Included - Pet Return Service*
- Included - Vehicle Return Service*
- Included - $100 Roadside Assistance (provided by Coach-net Services Inc.)
*These are non-insurance services provided by Travel Guard.
Q. Are the benefits listed per insured or per booking?
A. The Trip Cancellation & Interruption coverages are per booking. All other coverages are per person. For example if the insured purchased travel insurance coverage for a trip costing a total of $2,000, this would be the maximum reimbursement allowable under trip cancellation or interruption for that booking.
Q. Will my current homeowners, renters, credit card, or health insurance policies cover me during my trip?
A. Other insurance policies may not offer coverage while you travel due to benefit limits, territory restrictions, and deductibles. Most people don't have any insurance coverage at all if they must cancel their trip. This insurance travel plan has a wide range of travel benefits; which credit card, homeowners, and renter's insurance policies may not offer.
Q. I know that I have a pre-existing medical condition; will the plan cover me?
A. Even if you have a medical condition that has been unstable in the last 60 days, you should still consider enrolling in this insurance protection plan because you can waive the Pre-Existing Condition exclusion by enrolling in the plan and paying for it within 21 days of your initial deposit. So long as you are medically able to travel at time of purchase, waiving the Pre-Existing Condition exclusion is the easiest way to alleviate doubt as to coverage for chronic medical conditions. There are some conditions that are not covered by the policy such as anxiety-related mental or nervous disorders. Please see the Exclusions section of the Description of Coverage to view these coverages.
Q. What if I need transportation due to medical reasons and I am unable to get prior authorization from Travel Guard?
A. We always instruct our insureds to contact local medical services during an emergency for immediate medical attention, or evacuation if necessary, and then notify Travel Guard as soon as is reasonably possible. Payment arrangements for your evacuation will depend on the nature of your particular situation and should be discussed with Travel Guard.
Q: Will my vacation be covered if I cancel due to a hurricane?
A: You will have coverage if the property that you are staying at is inaccessible or uninhabitable within 30 days after the named hurricane causes the damage.
Q. Is there help while I'm traveling?
A. One of the valued benefits offered in this insurance protection plan is the 24-Hour Emergency Assistance Service. Travel Guard is a leader in this field. With the Assistance Services, you have access to the services of a highly trained, multi-lingual staff around the clock to assist you with such emergencies as cash transfers, lost documents, medical or legal monitoring, and referrals. They are also equipped to respond in many unexpected circumstances.
If an emergency should arise during your trip, call Travel Guard immediately and give the details of your problem or medical emergency.
Q. Where can I call for more information?
A. You may call Travel Guard at 1.877.249.5376, with any questions regarding the travel insurance. Their service representatives will be happy to assist you.
Q. When is the latest the insurance can be purchased?
A. The coverage can be purchased up until 24 hours prior to departure.
Q. How do I file a claim?
A. In the event of a claim, please notify your booking agent immediately. Then call Travel Guard at 1-877.249.5376 and refer to product #008574 P1 8/09 to start your claim.
How does the Built in Free 0% credit card system work for the Homeowner and Vacationer Relationship ?
- The vacationer books on line with or without talking to the Homeowner as the listing and calendar are set for price, taxes ,travel Insurance and any other add on the Homeowner has.
- The Money is held until the Homeowner approves or disapproves of the vacationer by talking to or emailing the vacationer just like the Homeowner does with checks or cash. Disapprove and the money is automatically Not Held and goes back to the vacationer and the Homeowner does nothing.
- If the Homeowner approves the money is put into the Homeowners account with no commission taken out.All 83 calendars are then updated automatically for the next reservation.
How does the Built in Free Travel Insurance work for the Homeowner and Vacationer Relationship ?
- The Homeowner does not need a deposit and the vacationer can cancel the reservation.
- The Insurance paid at check out by the vacationer pays for damage to the Homeowners house caused by the vacationer.
- The Insurance paid at check out by the vacationer pays the vacationer if he cancels the trip and the homeowner keeps the reservation money and can rent again.
We do not insure vacationers trip,cancelation,overbooking,theft,the home,deposit,reservation,travel or any part of your trip.Please use TravelGuard for this and your credit card for protecton as Rent My Vacation Home does not provide this type fo coverage.
For homeowners get Travel Guard as Rent My Vacation Home does not provide any coverage for your home,reservation,loss of pay,cancelation,damage or theft.
Rent My Vacation Home,Corporate Office,20915 Quince Court,Callaway, Maryland 20620,(Near: Washington DC),Phone: 800-699-7684,Open 24/7