Robert
Irvine,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, December 17, 2011
It is pretty much SOP around here that when someone doesn't like what is said they get accused of working for the company. I think I have been accused of working for no less than a couple dozen companies. So just to put your mind at ease I do not work for this or any hotel/motel for that matter, and yes I am most defiantly a consumer.
We are talking about how your employee, your hotel, your managers broke the law with fraud, deceit, breach of contract.
-By your own admission the posting on Hotels.com stated that a deposit may be charged. I would also bet that when you checked in you probably signed something that would authorize a deposit. There is NO fraud, deceit or breach of contract..well except for you when you couldn't provide the deposit. Just be glad that they let you stay in the room as long as they did.
Oh and one other little point. This hotel room was Pre-Paid by your employer so you can be pretty sure that any suit would be thrown out because of your lack of standing. Because YOU didn't pay for the room.
But of course your still going to think that you were wronged so when you do file suit I hope you post the court and suit information so that everyone can follow it.
anonymous
BAKERSFIELD,#3Author of original report
Sat, December 17, 2011
Robert: You are obviously not a consumer. Why are you deceiving the public? I don't need to outline my case to you. We are not talking about your hotel's policies or. There are laws to follow. We are talking about how your employee, your hotel, your managers broke the law with fraud, deceit, breach of contract.
Robert
Irvine,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, December 17, 2011
I have grounds to sue in this situation
- You have NO...ZERO..NONE...NADA grounds to sue so stop being such a Drama King/Queen.
Just about every Hotel/Motel requires a deposit for "incidentals". Some may require less, some may require more, but having $250 held for incidentals is in a standard range. Whether or not the room is pre-paid does not affect the deposit amount. So even if the room was not pre-paid the amount held for "incidentals would have been the same. The manager is NOT just pulling the amount out of thin air, it is a standard amount.
If anything it seems as if they were quite nice to when they went against their policy to allow you to stay 3 days without the deposit.
It's amazing how since you seem to be currently doing this huge commute where you are concerned about safety that you have the time and energy to post a RipOff Report. By the way if you were really concerned about your safety you would take the money it is costing you to go back and forth and get a cheaper motel. Of course when you go to another motel they will want a deposit as well.