Hotel chains infiltrated with Gang Activity ??, page 1
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reply posted on 23-12-2005 @ 07:00 PM by outsider
I realize it doesn't happen everywhere DA. I didn't know where to post this and figured they could move it if they wanted to.

In my last situation I came in late and tired. They put me next to what I thought was a kids party. After hearing some of the conversation it was apparent that something more was going on. There was a revolving door (traffic) with young men coming every 15 min or so with someone letting them in the back door. I heard a young woman talking & they said you’re not through yet. I thought I could deal with it, but then when I sat down to do my biz - I noticed larger than normal gaps between the walls and the plumbing & such in the bathroom next to the "party room". Thus I asked for another room.

The next room I was given was next to a maids or maintenance closet and I heard some conversation and I grabbed the door knob like I was going to enter & then I heard bunch of movement and a voice saying "lets get outta here". I then asked for another room & they put me in one with a hatch in the ceiling. Then I proceeded to tell the guy either give me a room that's not next to maids closets & doesn’t have holes in the walls or a party going on.

He gave me a room that almost met my criteria except for one or two unknown holes in the wall, which I covered up. As I was opening my door I heard a male voice say there's one guy & I said yea "one big guy" and closed the door.

Later when I saw them I would guess that they were late teens to thirty well dressed some Asian & one clearly with a Russian accent.

Then I had to go down two floors to get ice & sure enough I heard doors close as soon as I got back up on the floor. It's hard to say if they got any info off cards, but I did leave my wallet there for that period of time.

Another hotel put me next to one of those closets & I thought I heard something there as well, but I didn't investigate further. Of course early in the morning you get woke up by the maids filling their carts. Also I was put by a soda machine with a motion detector that lit up the room through the gap between the floor & the door.

Another hotel I left my room to go out to eat & when I returned I noticed the weather-stripping under the door was mysteriously missing. I promptly left.

If certain places allow any of these type of activites to take place, it's our job to get the word out & not support them with our business.

[edit on 23-12-2005 by outsider]


reply posted on 31-12-2005 @ 01:52 PM by Rouschkateer
Ludicrous.

My mother is the Supervisor for a Marriot chain here in Allentown, PA. (Hey, I'm not afraid to say it, am I?). She has to go through bi-annual inspections given by the state. All rooms must pass a very critical list of demands, such as:

No cracks, holes, or other detrimental appearances in the walls, ceiling, wallpaper, or paint.

No mold, mildew or other fungus in any of the crevices of the molding in the bathroom.

No streaks on the mirrors or chrome.

No stains, tears or otherwise threadbare apprearance of linens.

No bodily fluid residue (confirmed with blacklight on surfaces and linens).

This is a small part of the list she must adhere to in order for the hotel to retain their rating. Anything less is simply unacceptable.

If you can't deal with the common roach motels you seem to deviate to, I would cough up a bit more cash and stay at a quality hotel.


EDIT: to add the following:

There are also signs posted, and the "contract" that you sign stipulates that any illegal or illicit activity will not be tolerated at the risk of you losing your room without reimbursement. Quality chains also allow the client to complain about noise, and usually will transfer you if possible to a quieter section. Barring that, they will personally go to the offender's room and either warn them will a call to the local police, or throw them out.


[edit on 31-12-2005 by Rouschkateer]

EDIT: spelling, dang it.

[edit on 31-12-2005 by Rouschkateer]


reply posted on 21-1-2006 @ 02:59 AM by KhieuSamphan
Originally posted by outsider
Somehow they made a copy of my card & obtained a pin.

I believe this is called
Skimming -


Skimming is a process where the data on a card's magnetic stripe is electronically copied on to another card without the cardholder knowing - a method known as cloning.

Skimming can happen anywhere from bars to petrol stations where a corrupt employee skims a customer's card with a small, hand-held electronic device before handing the card back.

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