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  • Report:  #658554

Complaint Review: Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel - Boston Massachusetts

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No one really cares - Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
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Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel
425 Summer Street Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
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6175324899
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Today, Nov 3, 2010 at 845PM I was on gay.com chatting with my friends when I was approached by a man named Robert. We seemed to hit it off in the chat room so I gave him my toll free cell phone number (I use this for people I just meet so they do not get my real number). The conversation was not going well as he was inconsistent with his profile and his real self. I told him I was not comfortable with the conversation and ended the call.









He started to call me from # 617-532-4600 (The Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel) Once at 8:57PM, hung up, immediately again at 8:57 and hung up, then at 9:07PM he asked me "Wouldn't you like to come to meet me and get tied up ?" I hung up and called the hotel spoke to Jackie at the front desk who connected me to "Q" at security and I told him that the calls were coming from the hotel main number. He seemed interested at first then I told him it was from gay.com and he said "I highly doubt that would happen........men can take care of themselves, but would look in to it......I promise to call you back Mr. Taylor" He did not.









"Robert" whom I was chatting with in the room was still saying things to me and trying to get me to be "submissive" on the net and things he would do to me if I had met him at the hotel. I was freaked, scared so I called back to the hotel and the other security man refused to give his name and told me "to forget it".









Nothing I suggested to them to help stop this man would be listened to. I was afraid that this "Robert" would lure people to his hotel and do things and the security man said "we can not think about what if" and ended the call.









I am so tired of people thinking that if 2 men meet on line that they are protected because they are men. People do kill people regardless. This hotel has no interest in helping or securing the interest of the public or the gay community.









Shame, shame, shame, they should be exposed. Oh here is "Robert's" picture he had on the site.







4 Updates & Rebuttals

No one really cares

Boston,
Massachusetts,
United States of America
robert and i made up

#2Author of original report

Sun, November 07, 2010

ok, we r happy


Robert

Irvine,
California,
U.S.A.
You obviously have me confused.

#3Consumer Comment

Fri, November 05, 2010

Well to let you know that there are more than a few people named Robert in this world so I can asure you that I am not this person.

The Hotel probably did not have as much power as you think to take care of the situation.  The only thing they probably could have done is to ask the person to leave, and without more "proof" that something is going on, they may be opening the hotel up to legal action against them.

This is the reason I asked about the police.  Because during your inital report you didn't mention them at all.  You seemed more concerned about what the Hotel was doing(or not doing). Where if you felt threatened the police would(should) have been down there, go to the room and found out what was going on. Now if that is what did happen and you just left it out then fair enough and good luck. 


No one really cares

Boston,
Massachusetts,
United States of America
The Police...................

#4Author of original report

Fri, November 05, 2010

HI ROBERT; Whomever you are,


The police took a formal police report and will be working with the hotel security department. It is not wise to use hotel property to commit crimes of "passion". Harassing people by phone and internet on a hotel property. Not a good idea. 

Your time in court will be a nice Christmas present. Remember when you are on-line and you start harassing people from someone else's phone you put them at a risk as well.

It really must be hard to comprehend how things work in life.

Take care and please seek the help of mental illness programs. Not trying to be rude but some people can make it happen.



Robert

Irvine,
California,
U.S.A.
One question.

#5Consumer Comment

Thu, November 04, 2010

What did the police say when you called them about this situation?

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