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Old 03-30-2011, 06:59 PM   #1
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Hey All- Has anyone had to pay a $100 deposit at check in for unforseen room damages? I noticed a review on TA today that mentioned it. First time I've heard of that? Is it new?
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Old 03-31-2011, 06:47 AM   #2
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i've never heard of it. dumb question though... what happens if you don't pay it? i mean, we've got our trip booked and paid for, and we're not expecting any extra charges (other than excursions), so if they try it with us, i'm putting up a fight. but seeing as how it's a whole other country down there, what does the law (HA! i know, good one) say? since you've already paid for your vacation, can/would they kick you out if you don't pay it? and aside from burning them on the forums, is there anything you can do?
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Old 04-01-2011, 10:10 AM   #3
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Most resorts, even here in the states are starting to put a $50 or $100 deposit hold on a credit card when checking in. They do this in Vegas, San Diego, Chicago and New York ( at least the resorts/hotels we stayed at in those cities). It is just like a cleaning deposit when someone signs up to rent/lease an apartment. Just make sure you put the deposit down on a credit card instead of cash. That way you have the backing of your credit card company if something shady happens.
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Most resorts, even here in the states are starting to put a $50 or $100 deposit hold on a credit card when checking in. They do this in Vegas, San Diego, Chicago and New York ( at least the resorts/hotels we stayed at in those cities). It is just like a cleaning deposit when someone signs up to rent/lease an apartment. Just make sure you put the deposit down on a credit card instead of cash. That way you have the backing of your credit card company if something shady happens.
Yes I can understand the deposit... hey it is only $100 and if you don't wreck anything it isn't charged when you leave...and like Cali said if you give them your credit card it is protected if you have a dispute on the charge......
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Yes I can understand the deposit... hey it is only $100 and if you don't wreck anything it isn't charged when you leave...and like Cali said if you give them your credit card it is protected if you have a dispute on the charge......
Unless someone swipes your data, as has happened in mexico occasionally, and you come home to a maxed out card!
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You can pay the deposit in cash if you don't want to leave a credit card, however your refund will be in pesos. You can always spend that at the airport or for return transportation.
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Unless someone swipes your data, as has happened in mexico occasionally, and you come home to a maxed out card!

True... All the more reason to have one credit card in your possession at all times that has a very limited credit limit... for shady internet sites and deposits you are not so sure of...LOL...being in the accounting field I always cover all bases....
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