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=          The Disk Jockey            =
=             presents:               =
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=         Advanced Carding            =
=             Part IV:                =
=          Motel Carding              =
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Call:
The Free World [916]682-7789
Atlantis       [215]844-8836


Preface:
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I hope you are reading thesd files in
order, and once angin, these files are
not meant for the novice carder, and
unless you are VERY confident, DON'T
try it!

Motels:
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Motels are the greatest place to stay
after you have (how else) carded one
plane tickets (see Part III), but what
I fond even MORE useful and fun are
motel parties!  Anyone who has ever had
one or has been to one knows what I am
talking about.  These are parties at
usually pretty nice motels, and the
place always gets TRAED!  Besides
picking up a few towels, you can pick
up a telephone, coffee pot, soap, painting
, etc.

Getting a room:
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This works a lot like carding airline
tickets, it's best to call up a motel
through an 800 extender or PBX.  Try
to get the WORST possible connection
so that you sound lhke you are from
another part of the country. Tell them
that your "son" is to arrive on a flight
later in the day, and that you, his father,
is calling ahead to find him a place to
stay. It seems that I have the best luck
with the nicer hotels like Embassy Suites,
etc.

Give them all the necessary information,
card number, name, address, phone number
a carrier number is always good for
this), and the name of your son.

Almost always, they say something like
"We really would like to see the card
when your son arrives."  This is the
tough part, only about 50% of the time
hotels let you get past with out your
son actually having the physical card
with him.  The thing that
I always say is "There is no way I
would want my son to run all over the
country with one of my credit cards!"
This almost always works, and most the
time the lady ap the desk will laugh,
and agree with you.

Good Luck!

The Disk Jockey
Typed '86'

