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"Daniel W. Rouse Jr." > wrote
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> According to her own newspaper she booked under a false name. So we
> know she is deceitful. I wouldn't want to do business with such a
> person either.
>
> * So then the restaurants should just start checking ID when the person
> confirms their reservation.
>
> No match of the name on the ID vs. the name used to make the reservation?
> Photograph them, out them as a possible reviewer, kick them out of the
> restaurant. That forces them to book under their name or someone else in
> their party will have to confirm the reservation so that there is a
> name/ID match. Even if they aren't a reviewer it will demand that they
> make reservations with an actual real name, not a fake name.

That would kick out about 20% of the diners. People with difficult to
pronounce or spell names do it all the time. Who gives a crap? When I need
an ID to pick up a pizza, I'm moving out of the country.