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Couchsurfing mentions (101)

• The reality for millennials is bleak. Were we a gaslit generation?

  To your excellent point, the next amazing app could be a social networking site specifically oriented around networking vouched-for people as potential housemates. Maye built on the bones of couchsurfing.com. That site is excellent and I used it in life-changing ways when I was younger to see the world and make friends all over it. If you're a bad-actor on that site you don't last long. Source: 6 months ago

• Being tricked into paying 56 euros

  I was looking for place to couch surf and came acroos couchsurfing.com . Since I'm completely new to couch surfing, this seemed like a perfect website. Little did I know... There was a verification option - I thought it was to be automatically billed for any possible damage I could cause, but it turns out when I clicked it (It asked me to fill credit card details), I was automatically billed. There was no clear... Source: 10 months ago

• I ve paid the mandatory contribution but I cant access my profile

  Couchsurfing.com is a massive grift at this point, basically a scam. The platform is in it's death throes Join the modern opensource community run alternatives and thrive with us today. Source: 11 months ago

• Options to find hosts?

  Heyall, I'm looking to plan a trip to Paris and couchsurf, but I'm new to this whole concept, and I considered signing up for couchsurfing.com, but when I looked at the site reviews online, apparently its gone downhill as of not so long ago. Anyone else know of any sites I could use to find hosts? Source: 12 months ago

• Hi! I want to meet new friends in the city to hang out!

  Check out random bar wednesday meetups listed on the couchsurfing.com website. You can also find it advertised on facebook too or sometimes on the couchsurfing whatsapp https://chat.whatsapp.com/Dbdx63plMdHKnWUqXwbErJ. Source: 12 months ago

Outdoorsy mentions (16)

• Is rving family friendly

  Consider taking a trip in a rental, like outdoorsy.com to see how your family does in a given RV. Sure it is expensive, but could save you from dropping over $100k on a machine you need to maintain and store and regret having. Source: 11 months ago

• Any tips for how to shoestring campervan/RV rental in the US or on alternatives?

  Outdoorsy.com, or craigslist... Prob is going to be the miles. How about a U haul van, just say you are moving across the country... Seeing all the parks might be a stretch on that budget. Consider doing 1-2 regions, like the west/southwest.. Midwest/south. Less miles and you will see plenty. Frankly, the driving from monument to monument sucks... like sucks for days... Source: 12 months ago

• looking for some advice attending The Gorge show in Seattle!

  We rented through Escape camper vans! It seemed to be the easiest/cheapest. outdoorsy.com is another one. Rent America is another one, but they are more RVs and a little pricier. Source: about 1 year ago

• looking for some advice attending The Gorge show in Seattle!

  You can look on outdoorsy.com (renting directly from owners) but we went through escape camper vans. Theyre 5 miles north from the airport so we will scoop the van and head to the Gorge! Source: about 1 year ago

• Campervan vs Car n tent/mattress

  There are camper van rental places similar to Airbnb, like outdoorsy.com or RVshare.com. Outdoorsy offers discounts for 7+ days or 30+ days. You could fly to your start point and have the RV waiting for you at the airport. Source: over 1 year ago