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I guess that's why no hotel lets you pay cash.

• gambiting 2y ago
  What? Plenty of hotels let you pay cash. Or is that sarcasm?
  • vkou 2y ago
    They'll accept cash if you fork out a $300 deposit, and the people who are likely to both pay cash and trash a room rarely have that much extra money on hand. A friend of mine works night audit in a rough part of the valley. As soon as he says the magic words 'we require a major credit card or a $300 deposit', they immediately hang up.
  • miki123211 2y ago
    This heavily depends on the country, plenty of places in the US and other credit-card-loving countries are credit (and specifically credit, NOT debit) card only for this reason. Plenty of tourists from countries where such cards aren't as popular get bitten by this.
• crazygringo 2y ago
  I've never been to a hotel that didn't require a valid credit card as a hold for security when checking in. Sure you can pay in cash at the end if you want. But you can't get a room in the first place without a credit card, even if they never charge it. (I mean I'm sure there are some exceptions somewhere, but generally speaking, no, cash isn't sufficient.)