Is Quackpotcasino, hacking other sites for Search engine presence??

[Rachel Donan]

The all new quackpotcasino.com powered by cozy games. When i Tried to know more about the casino and who are promoting them, is it safe to promote or no - I found a spammy thing on google. I simply googled "quackpotcasino" in google.co.uk and the results i saw was surprising.

My first reaction was, wow so many of them looks like promoting this new casino but when i tried to look at each search results i was pissed.

3rd search result: casinobristol.com/quack-pot-casino-windows-8
4th Search result: slotsgambling.info/news/quack-pot-casino-february-coupon-2015
5th result: casinosanmanuel.com/play/quack-pot-casino-how-to-claim
9th result: casinoexplora.com/quack-pot-casino-facebook

But all this websites looks like hacked as they redirect to some other casino websites. Now is it done by quackpotcasino.com to have higher search engine presence or is been done by some affiliate network is a question.

May be some experts here can tell me more about this spammy activity. I thought bringing this to all the notice of all the affiliates will be helpful. As these days we have a lot of rogue casinos - we all should be aware of this as early as possible.

 

[PaaskeUK]

Would not say nobody is talking about it as its listed at well known AskGamblers website. Is he not member here at AGD actually? I also know about cozy affiliates as just recent signed up for them but still doing research on them and also this casino. As need to find out more about their terms etc. But I think you must have looked post through quick as I do not see it as spammy at all. OP is talking about casinos looks rogue and also discussing about hackers and bad stuff. Not at all a spammy post sorry just my opinon. Would be nice getting some input as might be some other members here knows more

 

[Guard Dog]

I deleted my post. You are correct. I have seen a few posts lately where it 'seemed' the person was slamming a casino when, in fact, they were the casino representatives themselves. I guess that colored my judgement

 

[Rachel Donan]

Hey guys,

Have you looked at this google results?
3rd search result: casinobristol.com/quack-pot-casino-windows-8
4th Search result: slotsgambling.info/news/quack-pot-casino-february-coupon-2015
5th result: casinosanmanuel.com/play/quack-pot-casino-how-to-claim
9th result: casinoexplora.com/quack-pot-casino-facebook

When you click on the URL, it does not take you to the URL it displays infact every time it takes to a different casino sites with some affiliate tracker. I thought that was spammy for me.

 

[DaftDog]

No offense, but who in their right mind would want to play at a casino called Quackpot Casino anyway? The name certainly does not instill a sense of trust. Who would want to chance their luck at a casino run by a bunch of "quackpots".

 

[Rick Perry]

:-D

That´s right, branding is important..

 

[Kadabra]

Hi,

I am completely not sure Quackpot are the hackers. These pages lead to various casinos such as Party, Ruby etc. I think it's just another type of hacking as the one we saw during the past 2 years. In this case they targeted the keyword Quackpotcasino as well and use it to generate traffic to their Party, Ruby Fortune affiliate accounts.

Would not say nobody is talking about it as its listed at well known AskGamblers website. Is he not member here at AGD actually?

I don't think whether the site is listed on Askgamblers is a good criteria, since their and also LCB for example strategy is to list most casinos, just with different rankings. The fraud ones would be still listed but just with a fraud warning.

In any case, i am sure that if we search for other new casino kw we will find many results with similar type of hacking.