Airbnb users admit to hooking up with the people they stay with

Buzz60 2015-11-30

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Airbnb is known help travelers to hook up with open rooms, but now it seems some are using it to hook with the people they stay with. Mara Montalbano (@Maramontalbano) has the story.
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