Giggster's community of hosts and renters is built on a foundation of trust and mutual respect. Our top priority is ensuring a safe and authentic experience for our users, and this means enforcing a set of basic rules and standards. Below is the list of our seven community guidelines.
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You should not convey an intent to harm anyone by your words or physical actions. You should not keep or bring unsecured weapons, toxic or poisonous substances, or dangerous animals to a Giggster location. You should not create conditions that increase the likelihood of a fire, explosion or chemical spill and emergency exits should be clear and obvious at all times. We will intervene if we become aware of any threat to a renter, host or location.

Theft, vandalism, fraud, spam and extortion are explicitly forbidden. You should not take property that isn't yours, use someone’s property without their permission, copy others’ keys or damage others’ property.
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You should not make transactions outside of Giggster’s payments system; commit booking fraud, credit card fraud, or launder money; attempt to drive traffic to other sites or market unrelated products; divert payments meant for others; or make false claims against other members of the community.

Renters and host must be cognizant and respectful of the neighbors and workers around any Giggster property. You should not disturb common spaces, disrespect neighbors, create a pervasive nuisance for those around you, or fail to respond to neighborhood and law enforcement concerns.

Our community is based on the reliability and accuracy of our properties and renters. You should not provide a false name or date of birth, use properties for purposes without your host’s permission, use the location for purposes that it wasn't booked for (having a party instead of doing production), maintain duplicate accounts, or create an account if you’re under 18.
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You should not provide inaccurate location information, have incorrect availability, mislead people about the type, nature, or details of your listing, substitute one listing for another, set up fake or fraudulent listings, engage in deceptive pricing, or fail to disclose hazards or general filming issues (e.g. sound curfew).

Unless you encounter an emergency, you should not cancel a booking. You should not fail to pay, or break the host’s location rules. Furthermore, you should not surprise your host or renter with complicated requests or undisclosed needs or requirements.

You should not access others’ accounts without authorization, have undisclosed or ill-sited cameras in your listing, spy on other people, or otherwise violate others’ privacy, copyrights or trademarks.

You should not be unresponsive during a booking or during a shoot, fail to provide an adequate point of contact, or refuse to participate in our resolution process.