What should I do if the reservation is charged twice?
If you think that you have been charged twice for a reservation, check your bank or credit card statement to confirm the duplicate charge. Contact us and provide any visual pieces of evidence that could help investigate your case further. We would also recommend you get in contact with your bank to explain the situation and provide details. Follow up regularly to ensure the issue is being addressed.
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What happens if I have a problem when the customer support team is not available?
If you have a problem when the customer support team is not available, please reach out to us through the contact form regardless. Our team will respond to you as soon as possible. In case of an emergency, you can also refer to the emergency contacts ...
When will the payment for my booking be charged?
For your Spotahome booking, payments for both the first 30 days' rent and the Spotahome booking fee are made once your booking is confirmed. This ensures that your reservation is secured and preparations for your stay can proceed smoothly. Spotahome ...
What happens if the owner changes the original reservation conditions?
If the owner changes the original reservation conditions, such as the rental price, move-in date, or amenities included, without your consent, you should immediately notify our customer support team. Spotahome has policies in place to protect tenants ...
How can I change my payment method for rent collection?
If you are a tenant, and you want tchange your payment method for rent collection on Spotahome, you will always have to contact our Customer Support team. The ability to change your payment method depends on what was originally suggested after your ...
What happens if I contact my landlord, and they want to cancel?
If your landlord wants to cancel your reservation, we recommend that you contact us as soon as possible, so that we can help you find a solution. Our team will examine the problem in more detail and find the most appropriate resolution. Remember that ...