Harrah's Atlantic City Theft by deception. Atlantic City New Jersey

I have been A Diamond Card holder at Harrah's for ten years, and my wife for about 7 years. The tier score to obtain this was 10,000 points, this year it went up to 11,000. We both obtained this. According to their web sight one point is issued for each $10.00 spent. One of the benefits of membership was access to The Diamond Club, which is the only benefit of any value. Between us we have almost 50,000 points.

We both enjoyed this very much( even though the quality has dropped). We live nearby and used it frequently. Sometimes atmittedly we only spent a few dollars, other times we spent much more depending on our finances. Recently I received a letter from Harrah's Marketing advising that in the future I would need $10.oo in comps to enter the club. This was never done before, and no warning was given. This is not a general policy as most people are still granted admission. I among others were singled out.

If I had known at the beginning of the year that this was going to be Harrah's new policy, I would not have played at that establishment. It is probably the worst playing casino in the city. It is my opinion that this borders on criminal theft, or receiving money under false pretenses, a lot of money. The only reason we played there was to keep our diamond status for the purpose of going to the club. Once we were at Harrah's we played there, We will not play in a Harrah's property again.

I feel that the money obtained by Harrah's through this deception should be refunded to all parties involved. At no point does Harrah's state a minimum amount of play required. Since I have doubled the required amount of points for the year, I think my play is adequate

Bob
EggHarbor City, New Jersey
U.S.A.