Re: [89attendees] Hilton receipt (not)

That enough people don't care and these sensors still pay themselves?

:)

Btw, i also kept stuff in the fridge, but apparently i treat things gentle enough that i didn't trip a sensor...

The paper beneath the door was accurate (to the extent the hotel had te info) but not a proper invoice. The person at reception actually had a free text word doc to modify the receipt in whatever way necessary.

Regards
   Richard

Am 10.03.2014 um 14:40 schrieb "John G. Scudder" <jgs@juniper.net<mailto:jgs@juniper.net>>:

In my experience the minibar sensors are ubiquitous throughout the world and are uniformly bad, to the extent that front desk staff commonly cancel disputed minibar charges without a second thought. (As happened to me this stay.)

There's probably a lesson to be learned there, somewhere.

--John

On Mar 10, 2014, at 1:46 PM, Pravin Bhandarkar <pravinb@juniper.net<mailto:pravinb@juniper.net>> wrote:

The sensor in the fridge is really sensitive. To be triggered one does not
have to open the door even an accidental brush against the wooden cabinet
during movement in the room (especially in the twin) or similar brush
during house keeping can trigger billing. Amazing that they invested in
the sensor technology when in fact the rooms could have done with a more
contemporary upgrade.

Regards,

Pravin
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