Yesterday I played for a few hours at Main Street Station. The card went
in, the reading, as usual, on the screen was 'good luck.' However, when I went
to get my animal (good thing I did), I was told I had 'not enough points.'
"How many?" I asked. 'Well, none,' said the boothling.
So this morning I was back and talking to the gentleman who manages slot
play (can't remember his name, very nice man) who, once he knew the number of
that machine, was able to track the play on it and discover that an account
'that belongs to no one' got my points. He retrieved them for me and was also
working on the tier points after that.
The lesson? Check each and every session to be sure the points are
accumulating.
I guess I should have known that but somehow I've always just drifted along
on the assumption that things go as expected.
Karen
"She was not quite what you would call refined. She was not quite what you
would call unrefined. She was the kind of person that keeps a parrot."
- Mark Twain
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