This was a crime.

Also, the hotel reservations in question were for a Flock conference happening today through the 20th in Atlanta (which is where Flock's headquarters are). According to this article (which I also posted in its own thread), there will be a rally against Flock tomorrow evening downtown.

Man, fuck those assholes. They don't want anyone with their shit together to be there.

I'm not especially surprised that Jordan got extra 'fuck you' attention from Flock, considering he's the one that pointed out in a youtube video that Flock cameras are stupidly insecure.

Needs more JPEG. I know my eyes are going downhill as I age, but this is fugly. I just barely can read it.

Flock is a piece of shit, and they definitely overstepped at best, but this wasn’t impersonation. Impersonation is saying “hello I am grue I would like to cancel my reservation” while they said “hello I am Bobby with Flock and I’d like to cancel the reservation of grue.”

Should the hotel have gone through with the cancelation? No. But this doesn’t even constitute fraud.

Something doesn’t add up for me. How can a Flock representative call the hotel chain and cancel a room not reserved in their block?

Whether he made the reservation on his own or not, if it was made as part of the block of rooms for the conference, that’s cancellable by the company.

Now, if he made a reservation like any other random person staying at the same hotel during that time.. wtf?