I too am interested in the answer to this question. We have a CASH offer
that we would like to use over Labor Day and see no disclaimers in the fine
print, but........are still nervous about stiffing V/P after reading some past
posts.
We previously had booked a great offer around Father's Day but were forced
to cancel due to a very real family medical crisis. They actually charged our
credit card for one night but when I called to protest and say that we were
within the 72 hour cancellation policy, they quickly said that the charge
would be removed---and it was. Still, that kind of trigger happy casino gives
one pause. Does any other company have such a restrictive and customer
unfriendly cancellation policy? This time they promise/threaten to charge $350 to
our card if we cancel within 72 hours.
I'd like to stay at V/P one time just to see what all the hoopla is all
about and $600 FreePlay is a great incentive, but do not need a hassle or
unpleasant experience. If we could just play $JOB, all would be well. But, if
there is nothing to play at $ or below, then we will be running the FP through
and going elsewhere--that is, if we decide it is worth it to go.
RoBar
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