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Steps to Take If I Have a Privacy Concern
These days, so much information can be found on the internet. With one click, you can book an Airbnb or find the perfect resort location. When faced with what seems like a wonderful opportunity at an affordable price, you may jump at the chance without thinking twice. Sadly, several businesses have been found in violation…
READ MOREWhat Legal Protections Are Available to Prevent Future Identity Theft?
It is estimated that 23.9 million Americans have fallen victim to identity theft in the past year. The magnitude of this issue stems from fraudsters expertly erasing their tracks, allowing them to target more victims. If you have been impacted by identity theft, you do have legal protections under both state and federal law. If…
READ MOREIs There a Time Limit to File a Consumer Fraud Claim?
Consumer fraud is any type of deception that causes a consumer to lose money or property. Impacting millions of Americans each year, scammers target consumers through deceitful practices, often banking on an individual’s vulnerability. If you have been the victim of consumer fraud, seeking civil remedies will allow you to recover your losses. However, you…
READ MOREHow Often Should You Update Passwords?
We rely on passwords to keep our checking account, investment portfolios, and devices protected; preventing unauthorized users from gaining access. While you may believe that your password cannot be hacked, think again. No matter what string of letters, numbers, or symbols you use, it is generally a good idea to update your password every three…
READ MORECan a Vacation Rental Host Legally Enter the Property Without My Consent?
Once a Greenville property is lawfully rented, the rental host cannot generally re-enter the property without the renter’s permission, absent emergencies. It’s not uncommon for vacation rental hosts to subtly violate your privacy rights by stepping onto the property with excuses that fall outside the rental contract. Many times, hosts are attempting to spy on…
READ MOREHow Can Vacation Rental Platforms Protect My Privacy and Prevent Safety Issues?
Privacy is a civil right in South Carolina, especially in places where you sleep. Vacation rental platforms, including Airbnb and Vrbo, are responsible for protecting your privacy and preventing safety issues during your stay. Unfortunately, not every property owner offering stays through vacation rental companies respects corporate privacy policies. In a widely publicized case, Greenville…
READ MOREHow Can I Ensure My Safety and Privacy When Booking a Vacation Rental Online?
You have finally found the perfect Airbnb on the coast to spend your much-needed week off from work. The vacation of your dreams is only one click away. The price is unbeatable, and the reviews are exemplary. You have been looking at various bookings for weeks, and none of the room rates come close to…
READ MOREWhat Should I Do if I Feel Unsafe or Uncomfortable with the Security of My Vacation Rental?
You go on vacation to escape the worries of the office and everyday life. If you feel uneasy or uncomfortable in your vacation rental, this is something that should be addressed with your rental host. If you are in an Airbnb or Vrbo where the host is not on site, then you should contact the…
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