Mailed in a winning World Series wager for over $3K that I bought at the Las Vegas Venetian, to CGT, which was confirmed received in late October. Was told on 11/8/18 that my check was mailed on November 7th, however, not only have I not received what was a 2-day priority mail envelope, the tracking number shows no activity at all. When calling the mail pay dept, I now get no answer, and no reply to my voice mail. When calling their IT dept, I was successfully transferred to the mail pay dept, which is stalling me with give it a few more days, and call my local post office to find out what happened with the tracking # bullshit, etc.
Never knew the Venetian doesn't have their own sportsbook even though there's one on their property, as no notice of such when you're there, and the ticket says Venetian / Palazzo. Am finding out now that the Venetian leases space to CGT, which owns/operates the sportsbook located at the Venetian, which I see now has all kinds of trouble with the Nevada gaming commission for all kinds of illegal stuff and is in jeopardy of having their license revoked. Have mercy!
So my last request to CGT was to simply and obviously stop the check they claim to have mailed, and to reissue me a new one as obviously it's lost (if not worse). To me, the no activity on the tracking number for over a week, proves they never mailed anything. To prove that they did mail it, they should provide me with the name of the bank the check is drawn on, the ABA, DDA & check #'s that appear on the check, and to verify the amount, my name as payee and address, right? Naturally, when they issue a check, they have a log/register, right?
In lieu of suing them in court, in an effort to get a judgement against them so I can seize their assets (if they have any left) to get my money, any suggestions on what else at this point I should do, and/or who I should contact? Have tried calling the Venetian, Las Vegas Sands, CGT directly for help, but am only hitting a brick wall.
Needless to say, no one should be mailing any winning tickets to CGT, unless you're prepared to deal with what evidently is a corrupt enterprise. How do reputable Vegas hotel/casinos enable their guests to get screwed by a 3rd party scam artist, that they allow to do business on their own properties? What are my odds I'll ever get my check from them?
Never knew the Venetian doesn't have their own sportsbook even though there's one on their property, as no notice of such when you're there, and the ticket says Venetian / Palazzo. Am finding out now that the Venetian leases space to CGT, which owns/operates the sportsbook located at the Venetian, which I see now has all kinds of trouble with the Nevada gaming commission for all kinds of illegal stuff and is in jeopardy of having their license revoked. Have mercy!
So my last request to CGT was to simply and obviously stop the check they claim to have mailed, and to reissue me a new one as obviously it's lost (if not worse). To me, the no activity on the tracking number for over a week, proves they never mailed anything. To prove that they did mail it, they should provide me with the name of the bank the check is drawn on, the ABA, DDA & check #'s that appear on the check, and to verify the amount, my name as payee and address, right? Naturally, when they issue a check, they have a log/register, right?
In lieu of suing them in court, in an effort to get a judgement against them so I can seize their assets (if they have any left) to get my money, any suggestions on what else at this point I should do, and/or who I should contact? Have tried calling the Venetian, Las Vegas Sands, CGT directly for help, but am only hitting a brick wall.
Needless to say, no one should be mailing any winning tickets to CGT, unless you're prepared to deal with what evidently is a corrupt enterprise. How do reputable Vegas hotel/casinos enable their guests to get screwed by a 3rd party scam artist, that they allow to do business on their own properties? What are my odds I'll ever get my check from them?
