MutherAndSun

I'd like to accept this award on behalf of my team members Racer2814 and Wil3 who also set milestones today. Racer2814 who hit 1500 right along with me. And my brother Wil3 who found his very first cache today. Team Milestone 2000,1500, and 1. Thats 3501 for those who are computationally challenged. Well we might have added a few more on the way home. A big thanks to Joe for distracting me with the nonstop phone calls. Another big thanks to Joe for challenging me and thanks to Racer for taking me on my first big find day of 26. Thanks super_cacher for not calling DCFS this summer. And thanks to the State of Illinois for not taking my driving license away YET. Where's the gas reimbursment forms for the 20,000 miles I've driven since April?

1. Twice on one run to Aurora IL, the first cache we came to (about 5am) , my caching partner drops the cache into the sewer. While we are trying to retrieve and replace it some local calls the fuzz, which shows up just as we are returning to the Jeep to head out. That officer was familiar with the game, no problem. 2. About 10 the same night, we are at a dead end in an industrial area, no one around, and we get the spotlight from a cruiser. She wasn't familiar with the game, we DNFd and couldn't show her what we were looking for, but she was cool and let us go. 3. Same caching partner in St. Louis, at a park, a park cop asks us what we are doing at the shelter (I was climbing on the table, looking for the dreaded shelter nano). This guy is also a cacher, but wasn't familiar with this particular one so couldn't help us out. 4. Solo caching in Nashville, a security guard asked me to move my vehicle from a designated parking spot, but when I explained what I was doing and would only take 2 minutes he let me stay, nice guy. 5. The one that didn't get away. After a long day of cemetery run caching with Super_cacher Sun and his buddy Ultra cacher, Mum was doing a few over the limit on the way home and a cute trooper pulled me over to have a few words, take my license as bond, and give me a couple of tickets. Stopped by police, naahhh, not me.

I hope your issue is resolved. I had a very similar experience. I entered the coupon code and then it wouldn't recognize my email and password. I started over, same thing, wouldn't take the code. I spoke with 5 different customer service reps. It was very frustrating. Make sure you get a "case number" and give that to them first thing. That saves from repeating your story. I was also told to wait 24 -48 hours. I waited, nothing happened. I called back and that particular rep was able to unlock my code, but I was on hold for nearly an hour. He popped back on asking me to please wait. Issue finally resolved. I have a question about the software though, how can I save a street route I build either to the computer or to the gpsr, the save file choice is not lit up.