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SimonTheShark Kinky King UID 165322 Digest Posts 0 Credits 1618 Posts 89 Karma 1595 Acceptance 461 Reading Access 50 Registered 22-11-2016 Status Offline

#1 Post at 23-3-2019 11:12  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Online hotel booking without credit card Hi folks. Ive heard there is an equivalent to booking.com but payment can be done with cash at 3-4.5* hotel. Im sure I saw someone reference it here in a forumbut cant find the link. Thanks Recent Ratings jeffzeke   23-3-2019 11:40   Acceptance   +10   easier to use a love motel, right? twiceAweek   23-3-2019 11:37   Acceptance   +3   Worried about the wife looking into your statements ? Lol                                    |\ ¸.·´¯`·.´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸><((({(º<                                    /

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#2 Post at 25-3-2019 19:51  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Solved : dayuse.com Just to close this out, I managed to find the website.. Dayuse.com There has been a number of reviews saying it was a scam but I has no problem. I for call the hotel ahead of time just to check though. The site seems to be an interesting business model.. Check in at 11, check or by 8pm Same day more than suited my purposes. 500HKD for a 4.5* in Macau                                    |\ ¸.·´¯`·.´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸><((({(º<                                    /

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#3 Post at 27-3-2019 10:13  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L you are correct in day use doesn't require a credit card for booking still when you check into the hotel, many hotels ask for a credit card for a damage deposit hold. at the end of your stay, you get that deposit back.  so there is still use of a credit card.  even if it doesn't make it to your monthly statement. you can pay for your stay using cash Recent Ratings SimonTheShark   28-3-2019 17:26   Acceptance   +1   The hotel I selected just wanted cash for deposit. But agree often card can be needed

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#4 Post at 30-3-2019 22:58  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Yes, I have tried day use and was able to give a cash deposit.

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#5 Post at 31-3-2019 11:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L For Bro that might have “your better half” checking the online credit card statement.  Because is online, the deposit holding part will be shown on the online version (but not the monthly statement).  Just in case if she check, she will know you actually checkin to a hotel.  Hold will normally be 2-4 business days, another words you will be at risk for exposure that few days,.....just saying

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#6 Post at 31-3-2019 16:16  Profile Blog P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 SimonTheShark's post I actually don't know if they exist in HK but "burner" credit cards existed in EU and Australia a few years ago - maybe no longer with the whole KYC shit. You buy them from a corner shop or post office, register them with ID, transfer cash as travelling expenses (or whatever) and then just use it like a prepaid card with no paper trail.  Once the cash runs out, you just top up again. Had one about 6 years ago with last SO and never got burned using the reason it was multi currency so saved on FX fees etc

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