You should be fine at Hilton. Orders are an official document issued by your contracting officer.
judolphin
Feb 9, 2009 9:47 am
Originally Posted by StayingHomeIsBetter
(Post 10988245)
Fraudulent misrepresentation - Instance of false statement where (1) the party making the statement is aware that it is false or disregards the possibility of it being false, (2) the party making the statement does so to induce another party to enter into a contract, and (3) the other party enters the contract as a result of the statement and consequently suffers a loss.
You really think Marriott's going to press charges against someone for trying to use a discount code? I don't condone it, but really... can you imagine the PR ****storm that would cause? All they'll do is charge you the rack rate when they find out.
judolphin
Feb 9, 2009 9:49 am
Originally Posted by SethLevy
(Post 11057965)
While I think anyone stupid enough to try and use a marriott employee discount rate at a marriott hotel when they are not employed by marriott should have their rate increased. On the other hand, who cares if someone who works for IBM used a Citibank discount to lower their rate.
I've found before that my company's travel agent booked me under the corporate rate of another company. She apparently does this all the time. All I can say is -- when she has done it, the choice was either that, or stay at another hotel.
