"ExxonMobil's Radisson code (50614) carries far lower risk than the widely-discussed Marriott XOM code. A Fishbowl post titled "Anyone ever use another company's corporate discount code for Marriott? XOM Exxon code is showing a significant discount" confirms ExxonMobil code discussion is primarily Marriott-focused. Radisson operates with far lower enforcement than Marriott. The Americas properties (now Choice Hotels) have minimal verification infrastructure. No ExxonMobil+Radisson incident documented."

"Dell's Radisson code (54614) is a secondary Dell code alongside the previously analyzed IHG code (954284898). Dell IHG carries a Low risk rating due to minimal discount depth. Radisson's enforcement is even lower than IHG overall — franchise-based properties apply minimal verification pressure. No Dell+Radisson specific incident documented in FlyerTalk or Reddit."

"AON's Radisson code (55321) is for the consulting and insurance brokerage firm. Radisson's general franchise-based enforcement policy: "Most Radisson corporate codes do not require ID verification." AON has a documented Hyatt code with Medium risk — but Radisson's franchise network applies far less consistent enforcement. No AON+Radisson specific incident documented. The Americas Radisson properties (now Choice Hotels) have even lower enforcement than the European-managed properties."