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Again, important to keep track of points at Harrahs properties

Again I urge anyone playing at Harrahs properties to keep a log of their accumulated points, each day, especially for multiplier days. We again had a problem with missing 5x multiplier points. After several weeks of exchanging email with customer service, they finally made an adjustment of over $200 in comp credits. I had kept daily track of credits and thus could see that not enough points had been added. I also was persistent in pursuing the missing credits.

I don't know why Harrahs properties seem to have so many computer problems, but New Orleans is a top offender. Make sure your points are accumulating properly if you play there. If you don't see them on. Your card reader after a session, check with VIP services or TR. Write down your time of play, machine number, and other info. Keep track of any multiplier days with points accumulated, and if they don't show up in a couple of weeks, check with TR, customer service via www.harrahs.com, and/or a host.

This is the second time within a few months we have had to check on missing multiplier points, and get back over $100 in missing comps each time. Unfortunately if they make a manual adjustment, it may count as a Trip. Hard to say if the normal multiplier counts as a trip when it hits your account too.

Miss Craps-
Have you considered that these "Computer Errors" may be intentional.
Most players do not track their play like you do, and many wouldn't notice if a
multiplier was missing.

The reps are trained to say "Oh sorry, computer error." if a customer notices.

and if the customer doesn't notice.......

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Misscraps <misscraps@...> wrote:

Again I urge anyone playing at Harrahs properties to keep a log of their accumulated points, each day, especially for multiplier days. We again had a problem with missing 5x multiplier points. After several weeks of exchanging email with customer service, they finally made an adjustment of over $200 in comp credits. I had kept daily track of credits and thus could see that not enough points had been added. I also was persistent in pursuing the missing credits.

I don't know why Harrahs properties seem to have so many computer problems, but New Orleans is a top offender. Make sure your points are accumulating properly if you play there. If you don't see them on. Your card reader after a session, check with VIP services or TR. Write down your time of play, machine number, and other info. Keep track of any multiplier days with points accumulated, and if they don't show up in a couple of weeks, check with TR, customer service via www.harrahs.com, and/or a host.

This is the second time within a few months we have had to check on missing multiplier points, and get back over $100 in missing comps each time. Unfortunately if they make a manual adjustment, it may count as a Trip. Hard to say if the normal multiplier counts as a trip when it hits your account too.

Judging by my recent offers and the last activity date listed on their website, I do think playing on multiplier dates now halves your daily average. Also while their play day appears to run until 6 AM, I have noticed play after midnight adds a play day on the website and therefore may very well reduce daily average too. If anyone has recent contradictory proof, I would love to be corrected.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Misscraps <misscraps@...> wrote:

. Hard to say if the normal multiplier counts as a trip when it hits your account too.

"Last Activity Date" on the website is NOT "Last Gaming Day"

I don't know for sure if they activate a day to award bonus points,
but going by "Last Activity" is not reliable.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vegasvpplayer" <vegasvpplayer@...> wrote:

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Misscraps <misscraps@> wrote:
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>. Hard to say if the normal multiplier counts as a trip when it hits your account too.
>

Judging by my recent offers and the last activity date listed on their website, I do think playing on multiplier dates now halves your daily average. Also while their play day appears to run until 6 AM, I have noticed play after midnight adds a play day on the website and therefore may very well reduce daily average too. If anyone has recent contradictory proof, I would love to be corrected.

"Last Activity Date" updates with any account adjustment and is not a means by which to determine "trip" activity.

Play after midnight in a casino where the casino day runs until 6a will not trigger an additional gaming day, but will advance the "Last Activity Date" forward.

RC's posted for a multiplier, or any other post trip adjustment, will also advance the "Last Activity Date", but this doesn't represent a rating dilution.

maclarenv12" <ahduff@...> wrote:

"Last Activity Date" on the website is NOT "Last Gaming Day"

I don't know for sure if they activate a day to award bonus
points, but going by "Last Activity" is not reliable.

vegasvpplayer wrote:

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> Judging by my recent offers and the last activity date listed on their website, I do think playing on multiplier dates now halves your daily average. Also while their play day appears to run until 6 AM, I have noticed play after midnight adds a play day on the website and therefore may very well reduce daily average too. If anyone has recent contradictory proof, I would love to be corrected.

At some Harrahs/Caesars properties, the gaming day is different from the promotion day.

I have been at some Harrahs properties where the promotion will run from 6:00 am until midnight rather than 6:0 a.m. to 5:59 a.m. and have seen other variations for promotions as well.

To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
From: vegasvpplayer@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2012 07:25:33 +0000
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Again, important to keep track of points at Harrahs properties

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>. Hard to say if the normal multiplier counts as a trip when it hits your account too.
>

Judging by my recent offers and the last activity date listed on their website, I do think playing on multiplier dates now halves your daily average. Also while their play day appears to run until 6 AM, I have noticed play after midnight adds a play day on the website and therefore may very well reduce daily average too. If anyone has recent contradictory proof, I would love to be corrected.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Misscraps <misscraps@...> wrote: