Like I said, I am not a fan of @Airbnb, but at this point I would rather stay in a dirty ass AirBNB knowing that every five minutes we won’t be harassed TO BUY MORE at the @Marriott@Westin. So once I used the rest of these points, I’m done @Marriott and @Westin. Hello @Airbnb
All I’m gonna say is this then I’m done. People should be able to stay at any @Marriott@Westin property without feeling like they have to be hazed by there sells reps. We INDIVIDUALLY already spend tens of thousands of dollars a year staying at there properties, but we are done.
@MBonvoyAssist Well first, I didn’t even tweet yall. I tweeted @Marriott. Yall started messaging me. So since you put yourself in it, YOU IN IT NOW. Plus when I originally since up for the program, it was Marriot Bonvoy. So now they yall have changed the name all of a sudden it’s hands off? BYE
The reason why I am done with @Marriott@Westin is because it’s one thing for sales, but when sales become harassment, I’m done. Need I remind you, my family and I (all individually) are owners in there Abound program. But why EVERYTIME we use it at a property, a rep is always ⏭️
@MBonvoyAssist Thank you for replying. But your reply just proved another point. Too much finger blaming. The @Marriott is the Marriot. Telling me to talk to someone else in another cubicle is bullshit. The brand is the brand. And anyone under the Marriott brand is responsible for this.
I mean damn, ain’t nobody taking time off work, spending a ridiculous amount of money on flights, ALREADY spending crazy money on there program already, then get to your destination and constantly being harassed to watch a “hour” sales program. @Marriott@Westin
…damn near stalking you so you can buy “a better deal” @Marriott@Westin ? This is ridiculous. And it would be ok if it was just one property. But I have stayed at tons of properties in America and abroad and the same thing continues to happen.
I understand @Marriott and @Westin has a
business to run. But it’s very unwise to have the same business you run to run people away. I don’t blame the sales reps because I am sure they have ridiculous sales goals they must reach. But people sure not feel like they are ⏭️
…trying to sell use some new shit @Marriott@Westin? The entire time you stay at a #marriott or #westin property you will have sales reps calling your room asking to buy more because it just so happens to have a better offer every time stay at there property. 🙄
I am a medallion member with both the @Marriott and @Westin. However after this current vacation I am on, I will no longer stay at those properties. As much as I don’t like the inconsistency of @Airbnb, I would rather give them my money than Marriott and Weston (next)
Dear every Black Church in America,
There better not be not one song sang on this Easter Sunday that was released passed 2003. Don’t nobody want nor need to hear no new R&G music (rhythm and gospel)this Sunday. We got to go old school today.
Sign,
A Detroit church boy!
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