and your social security number and driver's license
that's why you tip, it's a bribe
i'd be more concerned about casino personel and people in the casino
and parking lot than about internet hackers
screaming "I WON I WON!" is a sure way to get attention (i.e. jumped
in the parking lot or followed home or followed to your room)
yes, there are cameras everywhere, but security generally won't
release them because that would allow someone to "case the joint" and
know how security works and how to get around it
bottom line, keep quiet and a low profile, tip well, watch who's
watching you, watch to see who's following you and at night probably
ask for a security escort to your car
casinos are full of cash and where there's cash there's prostitution
and drug dealing and the associated industries such as robbery and
hustling etc. the easy money gets picked off so the key is not to be
a source of easy money.
I recently won a jackpot, in amount of a little over $2000.
Requested--at initial contact with relevant personnel--to be paid
by
check; response was that this is done ONLY for $5000+.
It has "occured to me" that my name/address/date/amount are in
casino's information system. Very probably, accessible over
Internet
by any person able to either comply with, or bypass, relevant
security procedures.
Including some who might see fit to be party to a robbery . .
My specific question. Has any W2G recipient, who received payment
in
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "sphboc2003" <sphboc@a...> wrote:
currency, ever had "reason to suspect" such conduct? Especially in
the Las Vegas area?