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She never actually got to the point of paying for it. Call a hotel, make a reservation, then don't show up. Does the hotel come after you for the money? If t
by blhack 16y ago
She never actually got to the point of paying for it. Call a hotel, make a reservation, then don't show up. Does the hotel come after you for the money?
If they do, they would use the court system, they wouldn't use a well known con to recoup their loss.
- christoph 16y agoA lot of hotels i've used in the last few years in the US and Europe won't let you book a room unless you give them credit/debit card details (certainly online anyway). Generally if you don't cancel 24hrs before, you either pay the full amount or a no show amount (varies hotel to hotel).
- ig1 16y agoCertainly that's been true for every hotel I've booked. It's also true of some busy restaurants (they normally charge a fixed fee per head for no-shows).
- bcrescimanno 16y agoActually, most hotels have a policy that if you don't cancel your reservation at least 24 hours in advance, you will be charged for at least one night.