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O código 253511 é seguro de usar na Marriott Bonvoy?
⚠️ Risco Risco Médio. About 1 in 6 Marriott check-ins result in a verification request. A work email confirmation or business card usually satisfies.
Código: 253511 · Empresa: E&Y (alt) · Desconto: 10-18% · Região: Global
Se for pedida prova, traga: Business card or work email. A verificação é mais comum em: Japan · China · Middle East.
Relatórios de Viajantes(Relatórios originais em inglês / Original reports in English)
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"E&Y (alt) Marriott code 253511 is a secondary Ernst & Young code, alongside the primary EYC code. Fishbowl posts from Big 4 staff: "How do I use the Acc or E&Y codes at Marriott and get around the ID check piece?" — confirming that consulting firm ID checks are a well-known friction point. The same risk profile applies to secondary codes: US select-service essentially never checks; US full-service 10-20%; international meaningfully higher. EY (Ernst & Young) branded itself as EY globally in 2013 — some properties may still see "Ernst & Young" in the code description."
— Fishbowl / FlyerTalk Marriott corporate code thread
"I had to change my email to my personal email account. My IT sucks, I have had so many joe.smith1 to joe.smith9 at my corporate name dot Com. Why I like to get my folio in person and on my email. Miss a receipt and your expense report gets rejected. Only been asked once for corporate proff, but I am nice to the staff and explain what's going on before they get a chance to ask. IT still has not figured out how to link everything to Concur for hotels. And it's a huge company"
— Jack_PorkChopExpress
"I think the generic 'show corp id' designation means show the company business card. I think a lot of us don't have them or, if we do & we're not going to an office that we'd need to show them, leave them at home. I worked for some F500s that didn't require corp ids with shiny smiling faces on them & others that did; same with company credit cards. All, however, provided biz cards when working for them."
— FlyerTalk_User