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iyoshii
iyoshii

3rd question here everyone!

I just booked a hotel in South Korea (Sutton Hotel Myeong Dong) using the 'Book now & Pay later option' on AGODA.
However as I dont have my own credit card, I used my aunties credit card to pay the $15 booking fee.

Can I later on pay with my paypal account which is linked to my debit card? Or is it still charged out of my aunties credit card?

It also states that I need to have that credit card with me during Check In with a valid Photo ID. That obviously cant be done because I used my aunties credit card to pay for my hotel. What would happen in this situation? Would the hotel still ask for the credit card upon check in?

Cheers!!

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8andhalf
8andhalf

Less people use AGODA now. Getting refund back from them is difficult. I find them not very honest. Owe me some some and never reply my e-mail.

You can try with BOOKING.COM. They will not charge your credit card unless you did not turn up without cancellation. So you can actually key-in with a fake or anyone's card.

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nogaszpiro
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WARNING!! I just booked the hotel HAKEREM LUXURY SUITES for two nights through Agoda web site I immediately called the hotel to check when can I check in. The manager replied that there are no rooms available and my reservation is deceptive. I am absolutely furious with this service. First I could not reach you by the phone and second the web site did not even have the possibility to cancel as a response to a technical problem (which the hotel manager said happens quite often with your company) and the web site said that I will not receive a refund. This is unacceptable. Also they cannot be reached by phone or email. DO NOT BOOK WITH AGODA

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