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Airbnb duped into listing dollhouse: Josh Pieters & Archie Manners prank website 26 Apr, 2021 11:53 PM 2 minutes to read Dummies: Airbnb and would-be holiday makers were duped into booking a fake listing. Photo / Camilo Jimenez, Unsplash Dummies: Airbnb and would-be holiday makers were duped into booking a fake listing. Photo / Camilo Jimenez, Unsplash NZ Herald Bookings came in fast for the lavish London townhouse when it was first listed on lettings platform Airbnb, however would-be holidaymakers had to the scale back plans when it was revealed to be only an antique dolls house. Gullible travellers discovered too late they were at the centre of a game between a pair of YouTube comedians. ....
Travel by Ben Cost, New York Post 27th Apr 2021 9:18 AM Â It may look like a palatial London townhouse, and plenty of gullible travellers thought so too - until they realised they d been trolled. UK YouTubers have racked up thousands of dollars worth of booking requests after successfully listing a doll s house on Airbnb. A video of their impressive prank has garnered more than 350,000 views on YouTube. London s Archie Manners and Josh Pieters, who are known for their online gags, reportedly masterminded the stunt to see just how carefully does Airbnb check their listings, Pieters said in the clip. The cheeky duo reportedly also wanted to trick the throngs of British holiday-makers flocking to reserve accommodation after lockdown restrictions eased. ....
Travel by Ben Cost, New York Post 27th Apr 2021 9:18 AM Â It may look like a palatial London townhouse, and plenty of gullible travellers thought so too - until they realised they d been trolled. UK YouTubers have racked up thousands of dollars worth of booking requests after successfully listing a doll s house on Airbnb. A video of their impressive prank has garnered more than 350,000 views on YouTube. London s Archie Manners and Josh Pieters, who are known for their online gags, reportedly masterminded the stunt to see just how carefully does Airbnb check their listings, Pieters said in the clip. The cheeky duo reportedly also wanted to trick the throngs of British holiday-makers flocking to reserve accommodation after lockdown restrictions eased. ....