So you can make fake reservations and get arrested for it?

I don't knkw about Japan, but here you are required to give a valid credit card to the hotel before they book the reservation. Then, if you don't show up, you will be given a charge, though small.

>>81914953 (OP)
what beings a person to do something like this? Literally just being evil for the sake of it

>>81915243
favstian spirit.
japs trvly are honorary aryans

>>81915243
>evil
Not in the slightest

>>81914953 (OP)
Thats costing businesses money

>>81914953 (OP)
Well shit, I guess that I can't prank call Dubsia for reservations anymore.

>>81914953 (OP)
>The government doesn't want you to know this but the hotel reservations are free. You can just make them. I have made 258 hotel reservations.

>>81915243
Hotel probably screwed him over previously, so he decided to take a day of profit away from them.

>>81914953 (OP)
If you don't have any intentions to pay for the rooms, sure. That's just fraud.

>>81916020
I think that is up for the court to decide, making a reservation is not necessarily a legally binding contract.

>>81916081
I think there's a big difference between like resuming a room and having to cancel 'cause you got sick or something and buying up a hotel block for an event you never intended to put on

>>81915361
>off by 5

>>81914953 (OP)
It's at least harassment, maybe fraud.

>>81915891
I'm guessing former employee.

>>81915132
>you will be given a charge, though small
Not small. Typically one night's cost.