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piling on Peppermill

We were really looking forward to our 4th stay of the year at PM. We
had reserved 2 days comped at the Tower room from the pamphlet with
$20 freeplay, $50 meal coupon, and made an additional 2 day ressie in
an Imperial Suite with 300 free play from a mailer. The biggest
problem with PM as you all know is the mucked up comp system.After
settling in to our tower room we went to the VP and when I inserted my
passport card it showed 520 in free play. I admit I was puzzled as to
the amount of free play but who the heck knows at PM and I sure wasn't
going to complain about it. After our first two nights I went to the
VIP lounge to check out of the tower room and into the Imp suite. The
host said we had a food balance od $118 but she took care of it. She
then checked us in to the suite and took my mailer coupon for $300. We
made short work of moving as the suite was on the same floor as our
room was. Back to the VP......... I expected the $300 in free play to
show up on passpoint card play but nada. My conscionce told me
AHAAA ... they are rectifying a mistake! So I did not bring it to
anyones attention. We played two more days at 50 cent to a $1 level
with approx ten hrs a day action. When it was time to check out I
again went to host expecting to have food charges picked up. She said
no go as I was $197 in the red.
  I paid my bill in full without further adieu and continued on to
Lake Tahoe. Overall I like the PM (smoke aside) but the comp system
will preclude me from further visits. I E-mailed PM telling them of my
dissatisfaction with their astoundingly bad comp system but have had
no return comment.

  B.

From: "bionandy" <bionandy@netzero.com>

We were really looking forward to our 4th stay of the year at PM. We
had reserved 2 days comped at the Tower room from the pamphlet with
$20 freeplay, $50 meal coupon, and made an additional 2 day ressie in
an Imperial Suite with 300 free play from a mailer. The biggest
problem with PM as you all know is the mucked up comp system.After
settling in to our tower room we went to the VP and when I inserted my
passport card it showed 520 in free play.

This is because in general, you do not have to take the coupon to the desk to get your free play. Your 300 from the mailer was already on your card, plus other free play that you may not have known about.

I admit I was puzzled as to

the amount of free play but who the heck knows at PM and I sure wasn't
going to complain about it. After our first two nights I went to the
VIP lounge to check out of the tower room and into the Imp suite. The
host said we had a food balance od $118 but she took care of it. She
then checked us in to the suite and took my mailer coupon for $300.

She didn't do anything with the coupon as it was automatic.

When you win free play from Mr. Money's challenge, you take the coupon to the slot desk and they put it on. If you get the original 100 loss rebate for first hour play for a new customer, that's also done at the slot desk, but in general other free play is put on your card automatically and you don't need to take any coupons to the slot club. The nice thing about this is if you failed to receive something in the mail, or lost the coupon, you still have the free play. It's confusing, though, as sometimes the mailer will say to see the slot club, so you think you have to turn the coupon in.

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We were really looking forward to our 4th stay of
the year at PM. We
had reserved 2 days comped at the Tower room from
the pamphlet with
$20 freeplay, $50 meal coupon, and made an
additional 2 day ressie in
an Imperial Suite with 300 free play from a mailer.
The biggest
problem with PM as you all know is the mucked up
comp system.After
settling in to our tower room we went to the VP and
when I inserted my
passport card it showed 520 in free play. I admit I
was puzzled as to
the amount of free play but who the heck knows at PM
and I sure wasn't
going to complain about it.

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--- bionandy <bionandy@netzero.com> wrote:
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free play is loaded automatically, & Pepp been known
to give more free play than you think you have coming.
So $300 + $20 + $200 in mystery money= $520

After our first two

nights I went to the
VIP lounge to check out of the tower room and into
the Imp suite. The
host said we had a food balance od $118 but she took
care of it.

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Pepp pick up the charges right??

. We played two more days at 50

cent to a $1 level
with approx ten hrs a day action. When it was time
to check out I
again went to host expecting to have food charges
picked up. She said
no go as I was $197 in the red.

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If they pick up the $118 food charge mentoned before,
the first 2 days free , the Imperial Suite is usually
$125 a nite, so $250 + $118= $368 - $197 they said you
were in the red= $171 in comp vaule.

Trish prev report mentioned comps based on theo loss
that seems to work out to 2/10th % comp rate should
equal about 85K coin thru on your trip if my math & my
assumtion about the suite cost is right .

  . Overall I like the PM (smoke aside) but
the comp system
will preclude me from further visits.

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too bad, GREAT VP .the secretive nature of the slot
club does SUCK.

I E-mailed PM

telling them of my
dissatisfaction with their astoundingly bad comp
system but have had
no return comment.

  B.
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no excuse for that, they have always been quick in
their response to me, try e-mailing a host directly.

M J , who will "home" this weekend

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