I would contact the Nevada Gaming commission, especially since you
specifically received a postcard inviting you to attend the 5x promotion. Also,
isn't this sort of thing false advertising, and the type of thing the Better
Business Bureau might be contacted for? But this is really right up the
Nevada Gaming Commission's alley.
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I agree, the BBB should be contacted. If they're going to allow you to gamble in their establishment, they should have to give you any promotion that is being offered to the public. (86 you from their property or don't discriminate!)
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, misscraps@... wrote:
I would contact the Nevada Gaming commission, especially since you
specifically received a postcard inviting you to attend the 5x promotion. Also,
isn't this sort of thing false advertising, and the type of thing the Better
Business Bureau might be contacted for? But this is really right up the
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I'm not aware of any casino that qualifies for BBB membership (or even comes close). It's only useful to complain to the BBB if the company is a member. My advice: first complain to the casino explaining that they are committing mail fraud, then complain to gaming, then take it to the Postmaster General, after all he is a GENERAL!
Kramer gets backroomed:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nKlzQo3Wqo
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "justmarelv" <justmare111@...> wrote:
I agree, the BBB should be contacted. If they're going to allow you to gamble in their establishment, they should have to give you any promotion that is being offered to the public. (86 you from their property or don't discriminate!)
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, misscraps@ wrote:
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> I would contact the Nevada Gaming commission, especially since you
> specifically received a postcard inviting you to attend the 5x promotion. Also,
> isn't this sort of thing false advertising, and the type of thing the Better
> Business Bureau might be contacted for? But this is really right up the
> Nevada Gaming Commission's alley.
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