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"Airbnb (via Airbnb Payments) will pay out the Damage Report to the Host. If Airbnb pays out the Damage Report to the Host, Airbnb may collect the amount of the Damage Report from you, including by charging your Payment Method up to a maximum amount of $500 USD.Excerpt from Airbnb's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Airbnb (via Airbnb Payments) will pay out the Damage Report to the Host. If Airbnb pays out the Damage Report to the Host, Airbnb may collect the amount of the Damage Report from you, including by charging your Payment Method up to a maximum amount of $500 USD.”
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