Caesars Diamond Rewards Status 2 Years for $99

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eBay is offering Caesars Diamond Rewards Status for 2 Years for $99!

IMPORTANT : This process may take 45 days to complete.



What does Diamond Caesars Rewards give me?
* Resort fees waived
* $100 Celebration Dinner to enjoy at one of many acclaimed restaurants (The voucher will be deposited to your account in 10 days after your account is upgraded to Diamond, and you cannot see it from you end)
* Complimentary valet and self-parking at most destinations, including Las Vegas & Atlantic City
* Priority lines at hotel check-in, restaurants, casino cages and the Caesars Rewards Center
* Reciprocal
* Use the VIP Reservations Hotline
* Gain access to the VIP Laurel Lounge
* 15% off best available advertised rate on rooms and suites
* Two free nights at Caesars Palace Dubai


If you are going to Vegas, the waived resort fees are enough to get this deal!




Step 1
If you are not yet a Caesars Rewards member, sign up here first

Step 2
Get your Caesars Rewards number

Step 3
Go to eBay and buy the deal for $99

Step 4
Provide seller with your full name and Caesars Rewards Number

Step 5
You should be upgraded to Diamond status within 10 business days
* If you don't, you are protected by eBay Money Back Guarantee

Step 6
If your status does not change to Diamond, you have 30-days to file a dispute on eBay




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[Guest]

A little skeptical, but as the post says, money back guarantee so what's there to lose.

 

[Guest]

Sold out! Has anybody done this before? Hoping they get more in. I need this for the free parking in AC.

 

[Guest]

What are the chances that Caesars sees this as fraud and simply closes your account?

 

[Guest]

If you have a platinum card already, I wouldn't fiddle with your account. If you're like most and have the standard gold, what's there to lose. If Caesars bothers to 'close your account' like the guest below suggested, your gold rewards card which has no benefit to start is closed. Nothing lost.

 

[Guest]

Please be advised that this method of upgrading your rewards status to Diamond is fraudulent and it is a waste of your money. Caesars is in the process of downgrading all accounts that have used this offer.