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Bob, your question is a good one. I believe
my response should go to all of 802.17, and to the SEC for possible action from
groups that want to move from the Hyatt to the Sheraton.
First, Bob, you need to realize that what you are
asking for is a tremendous job, which has already begun. There are far
more complexities in making the switch than you might expect.
Also, there are no guarantees that those desiring to change hotels
can.
Now for the possibilities:
All those in 802.17 that would like to change
hotels from the Sheraton to the Hyatt should call the Hyatt and get your names
on the waiting list. Be sure to let them know what price rooms you are
willing to accept. There is no guarantee that rooms will become
available. Obviously, the higher price room you will accept, the more
chance there is that a room will open up. If you get confirmation of your
room reservation at the Hyatt, call the Sheraton and get a confirmation number
for the cancellation of your room there.
All groups that have moved from the Hyatt to the
Sheraton, please send a note to your working groups advising them that rooms
should be opening up at the Sheraton for people switching hotels.
Therefore, if they would like to be at the Sheraton, they should call the
Sheraton and get their names on the waiting list for that hotel for the room
rates they want.
Best regards,
Robert D. Love
President, Resilient Packet Ring Alliance President, LAN Connect Consultants 7105 Leveret Circle Raleigh, NC 27615 Phone: 919 848-6773 Mobile: 919 810-7816 email: rdlove@xxxxxxxx Fax: 208 978-1187
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