"Boeing's Marriott corporate code is widely shared online, partly because Boeing has major campuses near Seattle, Chicago, and Charleston — cities where Marriott properties are plentiful. One industry source rates Boeing's code as "Medium Risk," noting verification is more common near Boeing facilities. FlyerTalk documents cases of consultants using codes and being charged $300 (rack) vs. $100 (corp) when failing to produce company ID. Boeing is a defense/aerospace firm with recognizable employee badges."

"I swear the front desk employees are trained to resist and encouraged to lie. They try to save the rooms for members with higher status or complainers. I've booked King rooms and they'll assign me a double or a queen. The first rep will tell me they're fully booked and there's nothing they can do. But once transferred to a manager, King rooms magically appear!"

"My last couple of corporate RFID cards had no company name on them for security purposes. My current company doesn’t do business cards. I use my Bonvoy card for corporate travel to get the points. I’d have to write them an email standing at the check in desk, I guess."