03:30 Feb 5, 2016 |
English language (monolingual) [Non-PRO] Marketing - Tourism & Travel / hotel | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Port City New Zealand | ||||||
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3 +5 | This is to make sure that you didn't use somebody else's card for booking |
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This is to make sure that you didn't use somebody else's card for booking Explanation: If you present the same card as the one you used for booking, the hotel can be sure that you are the account holder of the card and the card they charged is not a stolen one. If you don't bring the card with you, they are not sure if they charged your card or somebody else's. In order to prevent charging a stolen card, if you fail to present the card you used for booking, they refund the card and charge the one you present. At your cost: yes, you need to pay for the extra fees the hotel incurs in connection with refunding the first card and charging the second one. When they charge your first card, of course the hotel bears the fee, but when they make a refund and charge another card, they incur extra fees that they would otherwise not incur should you bring the original card. |
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