Las Vegas Question

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4 total messages Started by Joseph M. Amato Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:27

#2011

Author: Joseph M. Amato
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:27

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Do the casinoes in Vegas accept travelers checks at the tables?
Or does one have to go to the cashier or change window first?

does it vary from casino to casino?

thanks,

Joe Amato
-- 
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Re: Las Vegas Question

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Author: Harv R Laser
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 06:10

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>
>Do the casinoes in Vegas accept travelers checks at the tables?
>Or does one have to go to the cashier or change window first?
>
>does it vary from casino to casino?
>
>thanks,
>
>Joe Amato
>-- 

Gotta go to the cashier ("the cage") and cash'em in for real
filthy lucre first. 

Harv

Re: Las Vegas Question

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Author: Stan Krieger
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 14:25

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>Do the casinoes in Vegas accept travelers checks at the tables?
>Or does one have to go to the cashier or change window first?
>
>does it vary from casino to casino?

I had to go to the cashier window to cash a Travelers Check in Reno.

Incidentally, I had a problem with that.  She asked for my drivers
license as ID, and after I showed it to her, and signed the check,
she mumbled something about a photo ID, which I didn't have (in NJ,
photo drivers licenses are optional).  She said she asked for a photo
ID; I answered that all she asked for was a drivers license and that
I had already countersigned the check; meanwhile, it was clear that she
was not aware that photo drivers licenses were not standard in all
states.

She cashed the $20 check, but I learned to cash all my other Travelers
Checks elsewhere, and never let my cash get so low that I had to rely
on using a Travelers Check to pay for something.
-- 
Stan Krieger                 All opinions, advice, or suggestions, even
UNIX System Laboratories     if related to my employment, are my own.
Summit, NJ
smk@usl.com

Re: Las Vegas Question

#2045

Author: Randy C. Cosby
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 19:35

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In article <1993Jan25.212741.18782@philabs.philips.com>, jaa@philabs.philips.com (Joseph M. Amato) writes:
> 
> Do the casinoes in Vegas accept travelers checks at the tables?
> Or does one have to go to the cashier or change window first?
> 
> does it vary from casino to casino?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Joe Amato
> -- 
No,

But the cashier windows do!


Good Luck!



Try Neptune's Treasure Progressives near the bathroom at Golden Nugget.


Coz

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