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P.E.I. renter urges caution after scammer uses Airbnb unit to dupe multiple people

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Jori Livingston signed a lease for an apartment in Charlottetown, P.E.I., last month. She paid $2,300 up front for the one-bedroom unit. The man with whom she signed the lease stopped responding to her calls. She went back to the unit and found it was a short-term rental. Police are investigating five reports of rental fraud at that location.

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P.E.I. renter urges caution after scammer uses Airbnb unit to dupe multiple people

Charlottetown Police confirm they are investigating five different reports of rental fraud at the same location: a unit that was rented out on Airbnb and then shown to a number of prospective long-term tenants.

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