Tokyo police arrest man for allegedly making 258 fake hotel reservations

TL;DR Tokyo police arrested a 28-year-old man for allegedly making 258 fake hotel reservations, totaling 49,000 dollars, using false names and email addresses. The suspect, a former clinical laboratory technician, is suspected of fraudulent obstruction of business and has remained silent during questioning.

by SkyInJapan

13 comments
  1. What a strange sort of economic terrorism. I wonder who he was even trying to punish.

  2. So what was the goal of this? Was he gonna cancel last minute and have all those rooms not filled or what? I don’t understand. He spent more than $100k on the bookings.

  3. This sounds like sketchy dark baito stuff. Some operational thing for some crime? Make it so someone couldn’t book that particular hotel on that particular day?

    Without any like, motive, it’s weird.

  4. How does that work? Doesn’t he need a valid credit card to reserve the room?

  5. It was 258 AT ONE HOTEL. In actuality, they found evidence of over 500 reservations.

  6. My brain immediately went to, by making all those reservations he’s preventing foreigners from getting in.

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