Two women staying in a hotel in Shanghai were suspected to have been unlocked by a strange man. Why does the store suspect that they are blackmailing?

The store suspected that the two women were blackmailing because it was too confident in its access control system. People who often stay in hotels know that the most important thing in staying in hotels is safety and hygiene. If these two points cannot be guaranteed, the hotel business will not be much better. Some hotels don't pay attention to hygiene, and the service personnel don't clean or clean thoroughly, leaving various hygiene problems, which will affect the check-in experience of customers. Safety is more important, especially for women who live alone. If safety cannot be guaranteed, who dares to stay in such a hotel? Two women checked into an apartment hotel. After checking in, they found that the password lock of the guest room had been opened. Because they locked the door from the room, the stranger who opened the door didn't come in. Two women then called the police. After the police arrived, they learned that there was no monitoring in the hotel corridor, and the store bit back and said that the two women deliberately blackmailed them.

First, businesses are particularly confident in the access control system. Merchants will have such a reaction because they are particularly confident in their access control system. The store said that the passwords of all the rooms in their hotel were changed by a guest, and the room rate of the tenant was exempted after the incident. Because the tenant didn't agree with the solution, the merchant felt that two women were blackmailing him.

Second, the hotel corridor itself is not monitored, which is very suspicious. If there is monitoring in the hotel corridor, you can know what happened by checking it, but there is no monitoring in the hotel corridor, which is very suspicious in itself. As a public area, it is necessary to install monitoring in the hotel corridor, and the two women did not know in advance that there was no monitoring, so extortion was impossible.

Third, the bad attitude after the accident is daunting. If the hotel had a better attitude after the accident, things might have passed like this. The two ladies only asked the store to reserve two rooms for them in another hotel, but this request was rejected by the merchant. After refusing, she said that women were blackmailing and people couldn't stop.