Q: I have already, or would like to, post about my complaint on the message boards. Is that a good idea?
A: Generally speaking, no, it is not a good idea. It's a long story but it boils down to this: a
PAB is a private negotiation process and it works because it gives the casino people the best possible opportunity to resolve your issue calmly and fairly in talks with professional industry people without the burden of external pressures or influence.
A message posted on the boards is quite the opposite situation in that it creates a very public public-relations issue that the casino people generally feel forced to contain, or ignore, as best they can.
Because of the pressures involved a forum post on a given issue will usually derail any PABs that are in progress on that issue, and this is why we advise that forum posts be withheld until the
PAB process has had a chance to run it's course.
We reserve the right to discard any PAB that where that same issue has been posted to the boards. This relates to threads started by, or contributions to other threads by, the person who filed the PAB. This applies equally to posts made before or after the PAB was filed.
In other words in the case where the material was posted before the
PAB was filed we will determine whether those posts would damage or thwart the
PAB process before we decide if we will proceed with the
PAB. In the case where the material was posted after the
PAB was filed there is a very high probability that we will suspend or discard the
PAB at that point.
Once we indicate that we are finished with a
PAB the person who filed it is free to post about the issue as they see fit (all the usual Casinomeister Forum Rules are applicable).
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