Caesars Harrah's No Resort Fees Scam

02/05/2018

has gone from (the always deceitful) "No Resort Fees" to now the highest in that are now literally more than their hotel room rates on certain dates!

Resort fees top out at $39 a night at Caesars Palace, Wynn hotels, The Palazzo and The Venetian.

07/24/2017

Caesars Harrah's continuing to stretch the term "financial engineering" to the max. However, the author of this article fails when he states "customers have seen little, if any, operational changes while the company has operated under bankruptcy protection". Umm ... how about the increased resort fees and introduction of paid parking?!?! https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/shareholders-meetings-key-to-caesars-leaving-bankruptcy/

02/20/2017

They are at it again! has now gone from the (bogus) "no resort fee" campaign to some of the highest on the Las Vegas Strip!

Resort fees are going up at 10 hotel-casinos in Las Vegas, including Caesars, Nobu and the Flamingo. Fees will increase between $1 and $3 a night starting March 1, according to Caesars Entertainment .

12/07/2016

First lies about never charging resort fees, then they start charging for parking fees, all to make us (their consumers) dig them out of !

12/07/2016

Now the bankers might walk away from the $18 billion bailout of . No wonder why they will begin charging for parking!!

The bank lenders of Caesars Entertainment Corp's (CZR.O) operating unit said they might walk away from a plan to bring the casino unit out of its $18 billion bankruptcy, potentially sending a high-stakes reorganization plan into disarray.

11/23/2016

Just when thought their "financial engineering" was over, the U.S. Trustee says NOT SO FAST!

The U.S. government's bankruptcy watchdog objected on Monday to a Caesars Entertainment Corp (CZR.O) subsidiary's proposal to exit Chapter 11, threatening to derail a largely consensual plan to slash $10 billion of debt.

11/04/2016

More "financial engineering" from ! They need to raise nearly $4B in order to eliminate BILLIONS of debt. First the scam, now this debacle.

"CEOC filed for Chapter 11 protection in January 2015 with $18 billion of debt and allegations by creditors that its parent looted the unit prior to the bankruptcy."

Caesars Entertainment Corp's (CZR.O) main casino operating unit has begun a process to raise up to $3.8 billion of cash needed to exit a contentious two-year bankruptcy, according to a court filing late Wednesday.

09/02/2016

This is the best recap yet about the debt debacle.

As the judge sees it, there’s about $1.2 billion standing between bankrupt Caesars Entertainment Operating Co. and a deal to get it out of Chapter 11.

08/30/2016

The "day of reckoning" turns into another predictable round of kicking the can down the road.

In a case full of twists, Las Vegas-based Caesars Entertainment Corp. late on Monday won a two-week extension on a shield from lawsuits worth billions of dollars just days after a different U.S. court allowed those cases to proceed.

08/29/2016

Tomorrow is a day of reckoning for ! "On Tuesday at 4 p.m., a judge in New York will hear arguments about whether Caesars should be held immediately liable for billions of dollars that bondholders claim they are owed."

Caesars Entertainment Corp. tumbled the most in more than a year after a judge ruled that the casino company must face bondholder lawsuits that could force it into bankruptcy alongside its main operating ...

08/24/2016

Prediction: will probably increase their soon to come up with $1 Billion needed to get out of .

Caesars Entertainment Corp. needs another $990 million to help get its main operating unit out of bankruptcy, but its biggest shareholders, Apollo Global Management LLC and TPG Capital LP, have refused to kick in any more, according to a company financial adviser.

08/17/2016

Las Vegas stooping to new low by SUING THEMSELVES to drag their HUGE DEBT issues out even longer. Their are now only used to pay their LEGAL FEES!

Caesars Entertainment Operating Co. has a new strategy for resolving its contentious bankruptcy: Sue its parent, the parent’s owners and their executives before disgruntled bondholders do.