AC Weekend

[faygo]

Tanqueray twisted my arm again. We will be at the Atlantic Club Fri. & Sat.. Moving to Harrahs on Sun. & Mon. AC folks that might be there and want to meet up  PM me and we will figure something out.

[shadowman]

That poor arm must be getting awfully sore these days.
 
Try not to win too much money. It's tough to carry with a sore arm.

[faygo]

That poor arm must be getting awfully sore these days.
 
Try not to win too much money. It's tough to carry with a sore arm.
 Your right. I think I'll pick up a back pack.  

[BOOPSAHOY]

Good luck Faygo! We will be at the Taj Sat and sun in the Sultans Palace.

[faygo]

My yearly results have been calculated at the Atlantic Club, I killed them. Plus $803 for 2012. 

[BOOPSAHOY]

My yearly results have been calculated at the Atlantic Club, I killed them. Plus $803 for 2012. 
I got killed at Taj my home casino but showboat they show me as up 5000!

[faygo]

[QUOTE=faygo]
My yearly results have been calculated at the Atlantic Club, I killed them. Plus $803 for 2012. 
I got killed at Taj my home casino but showboat they show me as up 5000! [/QUOTE]
 
Showboat Nice!  Taj not so much!  

[BOOPSAHOY]

[QUOTE=BOOPSAHOY] [QUOTE=faygo]
My yearly results have been calculated at the Atlantic Club, I killed them. Plus $803 for 2012.  I got killed at Taj my home casino but showboat they show me as up 5000! [/QUOTE]
 
Showboat Nice!  Taj not so much!   [/QUOTE]
I havent gotten my resorts yet because you have to send a notarized paper. What a pain, why dont they just have it listed on their site?

[marie meijer]

Unfortunately, several Michigan Native American casinos want a notary to sign our request for a win/loss statement, IF we are not actually in the casino to request one. Our bank has a notary on the premises and they do not charge bank members for that signature. Perhaps your bank offers this same service. Another idea is to check with a local real estate office as they probably have a notary on site and offer the signature as a public relations gesture.

[BOOPSAHOY]

Unfortunately, several Michigan Native American casinos want a notary to sign our request for a win/loss statement, IF we are not actually in the casino to request one. Our bank has a notary on the premises and they do not charge bank members for that signature. Perhaps your bank offers this same service. Another idea is to check with a local real estate office as they probably have a notary on site and offer the signature as a public relations gesture.
Thanks Marie-my bank does have that service I just have to get myself there lol I just wonder why when all the other AC casinos have it on their website or will send it to you if you fax your info?