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Booking credits in case of fortuitous events
Fortuitous events such as typhoons, earthquakes, strikes, epidemics and/or any force majeure, affect both the renters and us, the host/rentor; although they are neither party’s fault. In consideration of this, we cannot issue refunds on reservation payments already made except
Refund policy for cancelled reservations
Whether it’s for a short-term rental or for a long-term lease, a reservation on our properties is a two-way binding agreement. Once you make a reservation with us, you bind us to make the subject property available only to you.
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