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Southampton Condo Owner Learns Scammers Listed It on Airbnb

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A Southampton condo owner discovered scammers had listed his unit for rent on Airbnb.

A Southampton condo owner discovered scammers had listed his unit for rent on Airbnb.

Brendan J. O’Reilly on Mar 16, 2023
After Richard Cabot listed his Southampton Village condo for sale, inquiries started pouring in to his real estate agent and property manager — not from homebuyers who wished to purchase... more

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