"Oracle Taiwan's Hyatt code (52730) shares the same risk profile as Oracle's other Hyatt codes. FlyerTalk's "Hyatt Discount Codes" thread specifically documents: "Andaz Tokyo asked for badge, business card and email" and "Park Hyatt Sydney liaised directly with my company's travel desk." Oracle codes at Hyatt are particularly high risk because: (1) Oracle has a documented close relationship with Marriott/hotel brands; (2) Taiwan Hyatt properties enforce verification with near 100% frequency. Combined with the general Oracle + Asia Hyatt pattern, this code is rated High risk."

"I use a code for most bookings and have never been asked for an ID. I have an ID but it does not have our company name on it since it’s also my badge to access the building and we have one office in our city. If it ever came down to it I can send them an email on the spot from my @company.com email"

"I am at a site for where I work where we have "casual" (PT on call employees who reside all over the country) who never have stepped foot in any of our offices and are called to assignments that are 100% travel; what I didn't realize until today was that we do not issue them ANY form of identication (badge, card, biz card etc) yet they are eligible for all of our corporate rates; how they prove it I'm not sure but this just goes to show that not all employees have ID"