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Posted By: warshawlaw

Seems like a pretty darn expensive card to me. . .

You are correct that PSA has been handling this stuff for years, which makes their lack of a systematic record of their activities all the worse. Casinos have extensive systems to record the activities of their employees AND have personnel structures that avoid granting single individuals sole responsibility for money handling. These systems are hardly revolutionary and they are not secret--there is practically a documentary/travelogue a day on the Travel Channel about these systems. The card services trade on the public trust in their honesty. This can only be fostered by convincing the public that the service takes the same care of their cards as the owners would.