Call me crazy but... - Page 2

blondboinsd · #11 03-25-2008, 12:31 AM

It's over, I offered Hyatt a way out with a free comp room, they declined, so I placed a call to the credit card and had the charges removed in 60 seconds flat!

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statdoc · #12 03-25-2008, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by blondboinsd

so I placed a call to the credit card and had the charges removed in 60 seconds flat!

Which is abuse of the system designed to deal with fraud and theft.

blondboinsd · #13 03-25-2008, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by statdoc

Which is abuse of the system designed to deal with fraud and theft.

Actually, no, it was removed on the grounds that I was not fully satisfied, I'm not going to fight back and forth

JCL · #14 03-25-2008, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by blondboinsd

Actually, no, it was removed on the grounds that I was not fully satisfied, I'm not going to fight back and forth

I am with statdoc, you abused the system. Perhaps they will hit your credit rating, you deserve it, as you committed the fraud here.

blondboinsd · #15 03-25-2008, 01:52 AM

The Issue, is that this in unacceptable and should they decide to side with me, I'll remove the dispute, paying 250 a night to sweat in a hot room AND not be comftorable (which last time I checked is why I stay at the Hyatt)

JCL · #16 03-25-2008, 01:57 AM

Please try and keep it civil.

I understood fraud to be deceiving in order to obtain benefit or gain. What did you tell the credit card company, that you didn't stay there?

That you didn't sign the hotel register, acknowledging the rate in advance?

If you had a problem with the room, your recourse was with the hotel staff, before you stayed the night.

If they had a money-back satisfaction guarantee, you wouldn't need to cancel the credit card. If they don't, and they don't want to comp you a room, you are SOL. You agreed to pay when you signed the credit card, so removing the charges is generally under the banner of lying for benefit or gain. Try paying attention.

Of course, if it is all bluster and the charges get reapplied when the hotel produces your signed credit card slip, then I guess you didn't really have them removed, did you?

And you think I'm the idiot?

JCL · #17 03-25-2008, 01:58 AM

Better check that the V4 Accords come with air conditioning.

blondboinsd · #18 03-25-2008, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by JCL

Please try and keep it civil.

I understood fraud to be deceiving in order to obtain benefit or gain. What did you tell the credit card company, that you didn't stay there?

That you didn't sign the hotel register, acknowledging the rate in advance?

If you had a problem with the room, your recourse was with the hotel staff, before you stayed the night.

If they had a money-back satisfaction guarantee, you wouldn't need to cancel the credit card. If they don't, and they don't want to comp you a room, you are SOL. You agreed to pay when you signed the credit card, so removing the charges is generally under the banner of lying for benefit or gain. Try paying attention.

Of course, if it is all bluster and the charges get reapplied when the hotel produces your signed credit card slip, then I guess you didn't really have them removed, did you?

And you think I'm the idiot?

Doesn't matter, I wasn't satisfied, I read the clause about charges and disputes fully, and I chose to proceed. SHOULD they advise me I am in the wrong I will drop the dispute in 2 seconds flat, but till this point nobody has disagreed with me. I think most of my Anger comes from the fact that they blew me off and acted like my dissatisfaction was somehow unimportant and stupid. That is what really made me want the refund.

blondboinsd · #19 03-25-2008, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by JCL

Better check that the V4 Accords come with air conditioning.

The Accord is not a pretending to be some luxurious hot spot with so called "revised" rooms

PersonaNonGrata · #20 03-25-2008, 02:06 AM

True, true. Please keep it civil. I know you're PO'd Ryan and I totally understand that but JCL is a gentleman and I don't think he was trying to insult you.

I have disputed charges when the merchant wasn't being straight with me but it seems to me that your beef is with Hotels.com. Don't they have any sort of assurances on the quality and amenities of hotels they list? If not, I would try going up the chain with Hyatt. Of course, you've circumvented that with your CC company. I would chalk this up to a bad experience and leave it at that. I have stayed in very nice and pricey hotels that charge up to $25 a day for Internet access when the freaking Holiday Inn offers if for free. Is that on par with what a "nicer" hotel should offer as an included amenity nowadays? Hell yeah! Internet should be gratis in any better hotel.

Good luck with it and now I know never to stay at that Hyatt.

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