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Do you ever respond to your competitors ads and act like a renter

Paul Sandhu#4 Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions Contributor
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I saw someone put up an ad on CL for a furnished house about 35 miles away from my town.  It's pretty obvious that they are new to this.  She's charging $600/week for a Tiny Home (480 s.f.)  I sent them a message Saturday morning, and it took them over 48 hours to respond.  They wanted to know the duration of my stay and my email address.  This was my response:

"Thanks Megan, but I found a furnished place in Coffeyville.  It's closer to my work at a refinery.  It's supposed to be for a few weeks, but sometimes a few weeks turns into 6 months if there are problems with the engineering or design."

Am I mean?

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