Guest User
October 23, 2024
This Hilton hotel is a bit too outrageous. I booked a room from 9.4 to 9.6, the room fee was 3516, and I had already charged my credit card in China before I went there. After I arrived at the hotel, a black receptionist asked me for my card, thinking it was for a deposit. And strangely, he also asked for my phone number in China. Just the day before yesterday, I had been back from the United States for about a month and a half, and suddenly received a pre-authorized deduction of 611.01 US dollars, which is 4300 RMB. I was very surprised, and hurriedly called the bank to ask the merchant who received the payment. The bank customer service told me that it was Double Tree... So I asked the bank to see if I could recover it and help me get a new card, and at the same time I sent an email to the hotel to ask what was going on. As a result, after sending emails for a few days, the other party did not give me any useful information, even what the pre-authorization fee was, they just didn't say. Instead, they asked me for a lot of information. The email that was just replied to me today said "Prepayment is not accepted, so the deduction is based on the reserved customer credit card information." What does this mean? But the amount deducted is not right... Although I am not sure whether it was a fraudulent purchase, I would like to remind friends who are about to check in, remember not to provide credit card information if you can, or if you have already provided it, be sure to lock the card after returning to China!
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