About hotels to CTB

[born2win]

Hello all, is it better to CTB in a 4-5 stars hotel or a cheap one? Definitely im not going to CTB on AirBnb thats like a private home too.

So if i commit to CTB in a hotel will they charge my family for costs incurred after im gone?
I dont want to burden my family with those costs. Do they have policies or insurance for these instances?

I need to know. thank you

 

[lionetta12]

Hello all, is it better to CTB in a 4-5 stars hotel or a cheap one? Definitely im not going to CTB on AirBnb thats like a private home too.

So if i commit to CTB in a hotel will they charge my family for costs incurred after im gone?
I dont want to burden my family with those costs. Do they have policies or insurance for these instances?

I need to know. thank you

Having read some other threads on this topic in the past, people recommend big chain hotels as they have a policy, routine and their own insurance that covers and that they follow in case of deaths in their hotel rooms. A 4-5 star hotel is more likely to also have sound proof rooms in comparison to a cheap motel. Your family will very likely not be burdened financially by the hotel by this so that's the last thing you should worry about due to the hotels having their insurance that covers them and some hotels also have security deposits when you check in.

 

[born2win]

Having read some other threads on this topic in the past, people recommend big chain hotels as they have a policy, routine and their own insurance that covers and that they follow in case of deaths in their hotel rooms. A 4-5 star hotel is more likely to also have sound proof rooms in comparison to a cheap motel. Your family will very likely not be burdened financially by the hotel by this so that's the last thing you should worry about due to the hotels having their insurance that covers them and some hotels also have security deposits when you check in.

thank you

 

[locked*n*loaded]

The only "family" that could be liable for damages from your ctb in a hotel would be 1) your legally-married spouse if you are married 2) your "common-law" spouse if that is valid wherever you are 3) your parents if you are a minor.

They can also sue your estate.

How big of a mess are we planning to make, may I ask?

 

[Someone123]

How big of a mess are we planning to make, may I ask?

This question does seem to me to be in very poor taste. If the method is sn there may be vomiting. With all methods the digestive system releases any waste - #1 and #2. But this question is phrased very poorly, and I don't think there is a nice way to ask about this- why would you ask- out of morbid curiousity? We should be more respectful to other members than this- maybe you didn't have bad intent with this, but this question comes across very poorly.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

This question does seem to me to be in very poor taste. If the method is sn there may be vomiting. With all methods the digestive system releases any waste - #1 and #2. But this question is phrased very poorly, and I don't think there is a nice way to ask about this- why would you ask- out of morbid curiousity? We should be more respectful to other members than this- maybe you didn't have bad intent with this, but this question comes across very poorly.

I guess how one takes something is based on one's perception of intent. I think you may be reading more into my question than was my intent. It is certainly not out of morbid curiosity. All I was getting at is if there is a large mess, then a hotel would be more likely to go after damages than if there was only, say, some carpet damage from a little staining, or something like that. If you blew a hole in their wall with a shotgun, and if someone in an adjoining room were injured, I'm sure they'd be more likely to try and recover damages. If I'm not mistaken, you were the one in your post who posited the question of a hotel going after your family for damages, which would lead most people to think that you expect to create some from your ctb.

 

[Someone123]

I guess how one takes something is based on one's perception of intent. I think you may be reading more into my question than was my intent. It is certainly not out of morbid curiosity. All I was getting at is if there is a large mess, then a hotel would be more likely to go after damages than if there was only, say, some carpet damage from a little staining, or something like that. If you blew a hole in their wall with a shotgun, and if someone in an adjoining room were injured, I'm sure they'd be more likely to try and recover damages. If I'm not mistaken, you were the one in your post who posited the question of a hotel going after your family for damages, which would lead most people to think that you expect to create some from your ctb.

Ok, I didn't post anything about going after family for damages, that must have been someone else. Shooting in a hotel room is a bad idea, because what if you survive, which happens in abot 20% of cases- you could be prosecuted for a crime for firiing a gun here. It's not that common, but people sometimes are prosecuted for this- I did hear of a case of a person spending a year in jail in a case like this. It might have been more tactful to ask about what type of method they are considering using than to ask about the mess, just my perspective.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Ok, I didn't post anything about going after family for damages, that must have been someone else. Shooting in a hotel room is a bad idea, because what if you survive, which happens in abot 20% of cases- you could be prosecuted for a crime for firiing a gun here. It's not that common, but people sometimes are prosecuted for this- I did hear of a case of a person spending a year in jail in a case like this. It might have been more tactful to ask about what type of method they are considering using than to ask about the mess, just my perspective.

You're right, but the OP did. Maybe I should have broached the subject the way you suggested. Would have been a little more diplomatic on my part. My bad. Point taken.

 

[born2win]

The only "family" that could be liable for damages from your ctb in a hotel would be 1) your legally-married spouse if you are married 2) your "common-law" spouse if that is valid wherever you are 3) your parents if you are a minor.

They can also sue your estate.

How big of a mess are we planning to make, may I ask?

Considering CTB via SN in a 4-5 star hotel, not too messy i hope.

 

[Hollowillow]

This question does seem to me to be in very poor taste. If the method is sn there may be vomiting. With all methods the digestive system releases any waste - #1 and #2. But this question is phrased very poorly, and I don't think there is a nice way to ask about this- why would you ask- out of morbid curiousity? We should be more respectful to other members than this- maybe you didn't have bad intent with this, but this question comes across very poorly.

Hmmm... Let me rephrase it then.

Are you planning to do SN with a puke bucket net to your bed?

Or use a shot gun and blow your brains out all over the place and embed your skull in multiple fragments in the shower's wall?

I think the 2nd option would be very expensive.

They'd only need to call a body bag for SN. If you're super worried wear a diaper. But I doubt you'd be the first to piss in the bed.

I don't think you have to worry about damage if you use SN.

Otherwise, give it to the big hotel corporation! One last f.u.

 

[Someone123]

Hmmm... Let me rephrase it then.

Are you planning to do SN with a puke bucket net to your bed?

Or use a shot gun and blow your brains out all over the place and embed your skull in multiple fragments in the shower's wall?

I think the 2nd option would be very expensive.

They'd only need to call a body bag for SN. If you're super worried wear a diaper. But I doubt you'd be the first to piss in the bed.

I don't think you have to worry about damage if you use SN.

Otherwise, give it to the big hotel corporation! One last f.u.

In hotels people sometimes survive attempts of sn due to neighbors hearing something, loud vomiting or noise of things being knocked around, so it is best to plan to minimize damage in case you survive, because it can be expensive if you wreck a mattress or other things in the room. Convulsions can happen, and temporary blindness is common based on the failed attempts thread. Sometimes with sn people succeed on the second attempt after learning from things that went wrong on the first one- so it is best to minimize damage to the hotel in case you have to pay for it.

 

[Hollowillow]

In hotels people sometimes survive attempts of sn due to neighbors hearing something, loud vomiting or noise of things being knocked around, so it is best to plan to minimize damage in case you survive, because it can be expensive if you wreck a mattress or other things in the room. Convulsions can happen, and temporary blindness is common based on the failed attempts thread. Sometimes with sn people succeed on the second attempt after learning from things that went wrong on the first one- so it is best to minimize damage to the hotel in case you have to pay for it.

Oh wow! Someone not scared to say scary stuff about sn!? How previous! And I'm not even sarcastic, really!

How long does the blindness last? I think I prefer a different type if brain damage...

If they remove the lamps & stuff from the tables next to the bed, and move the tables away, and bed away from the wall... Maybe convulsing on the bed will be more silent. Unless he screams...

 

[Someone123]

Oh wow! Someone not scared to say scary stuff about sn!? How previous! And I'm not even sarcastic, really!

How long does the blindness last? I think I prefer a different type if brain damage...

If they remove the lamps & stuff from the tables next to the bed, and move the tables away, and bed away from the wall... Maybe convulsing on the bed will be more silent. Unless he screams...

It's better to know what the risks are so that people cna try to oessen them- the blindness is from more than one posts on the failures thread, and on the failures thread in most if not all cases they took some shortcuts to the protocol. I do think anyone who uses sn would benefit from reading the whole successes and failures threads. As far as blindness, from what I recall they get the antidote for sn while unconscious and wake up a long time later and can see again- once their blood goes back to red from the brown blood caused by sn then they go back to normal it seems likely, anyway.