mark_my_words wrote: " first responder took my Driver License, a debit card for some reason and I scrawled my Soc # on one of my blank pocket index cards"
Why did you give them a debit card? It's not a form of ID and it's protected by four digits, that's only 10 thousand possible combinations. I hope it was a dead debit card with no balance or "overdraft protection"? I do give you high grades however for not carrying around your SS card, per government recommendation. Casinos will ask for whatever they think they can get away with, it's your job to protect your own identity.
Also, as a general rule, it's probably not a good idea to tip until you have recieved all of the money and all of your stuff back and you have a clear exit path to the door. You're tipping for service and you're never quite sure exactly the kind of "service" you're going to get in a casino, could range from friendly to handcuffs and a free cavity search. Do you tip a waitress before she brings you the check or a bartender before you try the drink?
Things can get pretty dicey with casino security - USATODAY.com http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/2006-09-07-casino-security_x.htm
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/2006-09-07-casino-security_x.htm
Things can get pretty dicey with casino security - USAT... http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/2006-09-07-casino-security_x.htm Las Vegas isn't all fun and games for gamblers. So says Bob Nersesian, a veteran attorney who has made a career representing high rollers in S...
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