@Lawrence *******

- Since they told him that it was an Indian guy and only said someone used his passport the next day, it is most likely they are now saying that because they didn’t actually look at the passport. My spouse uses my rewards points (not Accord) and never needs my passport, they just check you in.

@Davis *****

Brandon makes a good point. When I see a fraudulent claim on my credit card, I don’t call up the business, I don’t file a police report, but instead file a claim with my bank. They then handle everything for me. It should be the same with Accor. If Accor, who wants to ensure their services are not being high jacked, reaches out to the hotel, the hotel has much more incentive to share what they received from the fake guest and to ensure the issue is rectified. As an individual, the hotel is less likely to do much.

@Davis *****

I would reach out to the Accor office and inform them that someone used your details for a hotel booking. They should be responsible for communicating with the hotel. What is confusing is, how did the hotel contact you and why were they contacting you?

@Davis *****

Don’t hotels need to take a copy of the passport for immigration submission?

@YT *******************

- With a DTV, if the foreign father has a DTV, they can also apply for DTVs for their foreign children. However, the father doesn’t get a DTV because they have a Thai child

Anonymous participant - you sure they were rejected and not canceled? Canceled usually have a good chance of reapplying and getting approved. Rejection is much harder

Cambodia takes 11 business days to process any visa. Weekends and holidays don’t count. April 7, 14, 15 & 16 were holidays.

Your fingerprints don’t change

Yes

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