Is this right?

[AussieDave]

When I won from a free chip at Grande Vegas, they required a credit card but they stated that one should blank out the security code on the back and the middle numbers on the front.

You can blank out the first 12 digits of a CC. EG:
xxxx xxxx xxxx 9999

Though some places require you to display 6 number. So I send 6 to save having to resend:

xxxx xxxx xx99 9999

And as secret2 said, the security code on back of card needs to be hidden.

As far as your utility bill make sure it's no more than 3 months old. If you don't have any utilities in your name a bank statement is fine too. But blank out your account numbers and your transactions including balances.

The casino only requires proof of ID and address. Anything else is non of their business.


Cheers



Dave

[darkpixie]

@Dave

I sent them digital copies of the stuff, the snail mail I was referring to was withdrawal via Cheque.

[darkpixie]

Update: My withdrawal is now sitting as "Processed" in the cashiers section. Now the snail mail waiting game begins

[darkpixie]

UPDATE: I received the cheque today from this $50 free chip

[kakata]

UPDATE: I received the cheque today from this $50 free chip

13 days????did they delivered it in person???

[darkpixie]

It was mailed from the US, written on a Quebec bank account, very bizarre.
Anyways, 13 days is a miracle these days as I regularly wait over a month for birthday cards and the ilk from my kids grandparents... So putting that into perspective...
Oh and also it was postmarked April 13th. So 7 days in the mail. I can live with that.