Im An HHonors Member, and on April 2 we stay in this Hotel for the 2nd year in a row. FMEA company, for a Competition more than 50 people stay in this Hotel, i Rented 2 Rooms, My son took his Ipod Touch to the Hotel which he does everytime we travel just to keep him busy. We checked in Friday and on Saturday we got up early @530am for the Competitions. We left and came back before 230pm to get ready for the Banquet @ 430pm in the Hotel. My Son at night on Saturday asked for the Ipod, he coudnt find it, but we didnt pay much attention. We checked out on Sunday looked around for anything left behind and found nothing. We still didnt gave much thoughts about the Ipod because it was together with a Sony PSP, and my wife had placed that in the diaper bag. We drove an 1hr home. Come to empty all our luggage and didnt find the IPOD. I contacted the Hotel they didnt have a Manager on Duty, just housekeepers and Front Desk. They looked for and found nothing. I requested for the not to rent the room till next day so i can talk to a Manager, so they did. I called next day and talked to a Manager and between Her and 2 others Sups, they looked the room over and found nothing. I'm still waiting on a call from the General Manager, I dont want to point fingers but how can something vanish out of the room without someone actually taking it out of the room, when we left the room Saturday Morning the Ipod was left in the room and that was the last time we saw it...mmmmm...I wont stop till someone pays for the IPOD...

you told me my ipod was a 3rd gen so i bought it for $198 and it is only a 2nd generation so i demand a refund

There is no such website. This is just a bogus way to get people to go to certain websites. There is nowhere to enter the phony access code that was sent and I assume there is no draw either. I find it hard to believe that Reader's Digest has anything to do with this sort of mailing.