MSS at it again

[Jo_Ann_Wible]

Benefits changing again for us.
Prior to August our offers were 4 free nights, Aloha coupon book for meals and $75 free play.
August offers were 4 free nights, no meals at all and $50 free play.
Just received November offers of 4 free nights, no meals and $35 free play.
We usually go to MSS three times a year and over a 4 day stay accumulate approx. 28,000 to 34,000 points.

If offers continue on a downward trend it will no longer be an option for us. I usually play the full pay machines that are marked at $3 a point.

Any one else having second thoughts about MSS?

jcwible

[Albert_Pearson1]

Call it inflation. It is not surprising to see casinos raising the bar. It’s just too bad that they don’t give you a warning and tell you that you will need to raise your play by “X” percent to maintain your current level of offers. I believe It would get a better reception from customers than by just cutting the offers and getting your patrons upset.

A.P.

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From: “Jo Ann Wible jcwi…@…com [vpFREE]” <vpF…@…com>
To: “vpF…@…com” <vpf…@…com>
Sent: Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:22 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] MSS at it again

Benefits changing again for us.
Prior to August our offers were 4 free nights, Aloha coupon book for meals and $75 free play.
August offers were 4 free nights, no meals at all and $50 free play.
Just received November offers of 4 free nights, no meals and $35 free play.
We usually go to MSS three times a year and over a 4 day stay accumulate approx. 28,000 to 34,000 points.

If offers continue on a downward trend it will no longer be an option for us. I usually play the full pay machines that are marked at $3 a point.

Any one else having second thoughts about MSS?

jcwible