Fortune Affiliates - Rogued

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[inspiration]

links have not yet been removed.

hackers have not removed the imitated google search page if you hit back on a hacked site

 

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[AussieDave]

Can you post a URL example please?

 

[inspiration]

hxxp://greensc.vic.edu.au/onlinecasinos/slot-machines-online-casino-online-games-bonus.html
find this url in google click on it and hit back and you will see (affid -P36476)

 

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[casinonewbie]

hxxp://greensc.vic.edu.au/onlinecasinos/slot-machines-online-casino-online-games-bonus.html
find this url in google click on it and hit back and you will see (affid -P36476)

Yes good call!
If they have stopped working with hackers why are they still listed in the URLS when you hit the back button on your browser as many people will do from these hacked landing pages. Its like a last bite at the cherry for them.

1. #1 Online casino - AU$1,200 FREE – Royal Vegas


hxxp://xxx.royalvegascasino.com/']www.royalvegascasino.com


Rating: 5 - 1152 votes


Royal Vegas Online Casino brings you a world of exclusive casino ... Award – winning online casino – part of the Fortune Lounge Group; Choice of over 500 ...


2. Platinum Play Casino: Online Gambling | 1500 Free

hxxp://xxx.platinumplay.eu/']www.platinumplay.eu/


Play online casino games NOW! Get the latest casino software to receive our €$£-1500 bets. Platinum Play is one of the highest pay-out casinos online and is ...


3. Mobile Casino | Royal Vegas Online Casino

xxx.royalvegascasino.com › Getting started[/I]


Playing online casino games has always been popular at Royal Vegas. Now you are also able to play all your favourite games on your Mobile phone, iPhone, ...

 

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[casinonewbie]

adding to the above, you may not see Fortune Affiliates brands depending on your location from inspirations url which is a good example of hundreds of hacks. This was noted from our Australian based proxy server.

 

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[inspiration]

pls correct the urls for not linking to them with hxxp eg
thanks

 

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[casinonewbie]

pls correct the urls for not linking to them with hxxp eg
thanks

Sorry about that, i can't edit my posts or place images as i think i have been muzzled here

 

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[Fortune_Affiliates]

Thank you Inspiration for pointing this out to us, we have been removed from the main link but were not aware of the hidden link that you have pointed out. We will be removed shortly and we ask that you can support us by letting us know of any other links that we have not been removed from.

 

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[AussieDave]

Question to Fortune Affiliates Rep...

Your casino group has made a lot of money from these illegal hacks. In addition to gaining literally 1000's of players.

The method which this hacker(s) use, also included scraping copyrighted content (from legitimate affiliates) and using it for negative SEO, not only out rank the copyright holder BUT to also derank their rightful Google serps.

My question is...
Given your ill gotten gains, have been as the result of illegal hackings (criminal activities), what's going to happen to all these players and the money?

At the end of the day, a LOT of hard working affiliates have been throughly burnt over this. Myself included.

I sure hope FA/FL/Digimedia et al, aren't going to just pocket it all!

 

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[Fortune_Affiliates]

Hi Bet4U

What would you suggest we do with these players and their money?

1. Lock the player accounts? The players did nothing wrong.

2. Spread the earnings across those affiliates that “say” that they have been affected by these hackers? How would we be able to determine which affiliates the hacker has stolen from?

 

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[AussieDave]

Hi Bet4U

What would you suggest we do with these players and their money?

1. Lock the player accounts? The players did nothing wrong.

2. Spread the earnings across those affiliates that “say” that they have been affected by these hackers? How would we be able to determine which affiliates the hacker has stolen from?

Pretty easy solution...

1. Any player obtained via the hacker(s) account(s) - Past and future Net Gaming is donated to charities.

 

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[Fortune_Affiliates]

Fantastic, thanks for the recommendation, we will look into it.

 

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[AussieDave]

Oh here's another suggestion... Given your casinos are so ANAL about money laundering (another illegal activity), have you or are you going to hand over the hacker(s) details to Interpol? If not why not?

 

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[Vladi]

Hi Bet4U

What would you suggest we do with these players and their money?

1. Lock the player accounts? The players did nothing wrong.

2. Spread the earnings across those affiliates that “say” that they have been affected by these hackers? How would we be able to determine which affiliates the hacker has stolen from?

And that, in a nutshell, confirms what I have been saying about why this keeps happening.

The casinos are the winners out of all this. They can accept a blast of traffic from the criminals, delay a few weeks while they "investigate", then shut down the account, say they are refusing to pay the affiliate (assuming there was one in the first place), then pocket all the money from now and into the future from the players gained.

How about you pay to have those sites that have been hacked by your affiliates contacted, security audited, and cleaned up? After all you effectively paid to have them hacked in the first place.

Excuse my if I don't hold my breath waiting to see that happen or any money donated to charity.

 

[Guard Dog]

Last post should have started with and ended with your suggestion. . It was a great suggestion clouded by negativity. Let's clean it up and be positive!

 

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[Vladi]

I thought it was a succinct summary of exactly what has happened and why. You might think it negative but it is the truth.

 

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[inspiration]

I thought it was a succinct summary of exactly what has happened and why. You might think it negative but it is the truth.

Exactly the truth shall prevail.

The only positive thing is that the hackers seem to have removed their ads, but FA still robbed the bank in the meantime and earned money from criminal activities that is a fact and the only truth.

 

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[casinonewbie]

Fortune Affiliates seems quite happy to take advantage of this traffic - which means they are not reliable or honorable.

Please do NOT continue to send traffic to a program that will knowingly support illegal activities.

 

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