Spam and Spam

[Erik]

dunno wtf is going on but the last few weeks i get a lot of spam of casinos and sites in a email adres i only use for my affiliate accounts.
i never signup with any casino or newsletter of a site with this adres but now i get bombarded with casino offers from:
onlinegamblingbonuses.org
Roxypalace
GranMacau
Livepartners
Grandparker
Casino1920
LocoPanda
Jackpotgrand
Begado casino

i did the unsubscribe thing aevery fecin day but they keep on bombarding me

anybody else got the same issues ?

 

[CygX1]

The minute you unsubscribed from their link you signed up to a new spam list.

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www onlinegamblingbonuses org + 150,000 email...
www onlinegamblingbonuses org
+ 150,000 email list

skype: tyler-thecreator

 

[AussieDave]

That ass-clown (low life spammer) onlinegamblingbonuses DOT org tried to flog that site here for sale + the 150K database.

 

[edgarf76]

i have been getting hit by spam from unlicensed casinos. They come out and say "we are an independent casino". They are nothing but a turn key / PPH brand trying to screw over affiliates.

 

[AussieDave]

I'm getting hammered too.
Strangely, my emails that get hit the most, are not used for anything other than a small number of affiliate programs (5 max) or have been used to sign-up at legit casinos. That number is around 6 or 7 max.

These email addresses are not like myblackcat AT, they are pretty unique

Can't help shake the idea, that some casinos are exchanging player data, selling it or they themselves have affiliate accounts and spam.

As I've said many times before... Nothing in this industry surprises me anymore - makes the p#rn industry look like a teddy bear's picnic!

 

[KasinoKing]

anybody else got the same issues ?

All the bloody time.
I've given up trying to stop it now - nothing seems to work.
Just keep clicking the "delete" button!

KK

 

[Erik]

Yes this f sucs,i think also that it are affiliate programs like Affactive themselfs that send me casino offers of Begado and GranMacau.
These people have no shame and as for that onlinegambling... bonus feccer he prob bought those adreses from a fired manager or how else he get our adreses.
F those those spammers

 

[TheGooner]

I'm able to block domain level sending ... but often the sending email is faked and then it becomes a lot tougher to bounce.

Agree it's VERY frustrating!
:-(

 

[AussieDave]

I'm able to block domain level sending ... but often the sending email is faked and then it becomes a lot tougher to bounce.

I can do that too, the benefits of having a VPS or your own server

One trick they've been using a lot later, is by using the receivers email as the senders. This creates a whole lot of problems, especially if your using 'Box Trapper' for example. Which tbh ain't a great idea because of the secondary problem it creates, with backscatter. That can get your domain blacklisted

I was going to signup for a business email filtering program but we're in the casino industry and while I get spammed heavily, I also get legit casino emails sent to these addresses.

I've tried setting up exclusion rules and filters but then the spammers change to using images with embedded links. It's hard and extremely frustrating to keep a step ahead of this scum.

 

[byebyebaby]

That ass-clown (low life spammer) onlinegamblingbonuses DOT org tried to flog that site here for sale + the 150K database.

I checked the website because I was curious and made a great discovery....... Leojackpot has been relunched, WOW that's new. How does a relunching work? Vomit and eat it again?

LOL sorry, thought it was funny...

 

[AussieDave]

Vomit and eat it again?

WOW... You kept that fetish well hidden

Seriously, I guess it works a lot like the Referback/Wagershare merger (aka takeover)!

 

[footballaffiliate]

I know a friend of mine who sets up different email addresses for EVERY communication outlet they ever deal with e.g. buying something from an online shop.

What he finds: Loads of online casino companies, the majority in jurisdictions where they cannot be chased down under spam laws (like Israel, Carribean Islands etc), spam him on these addresses. The only way this can happen is for people at these companies illegally leaking email address and other data, or by the casino companies actively buying this data.

He even signed up to William Hill, only to find the email address he used for William Hill then got used hundreds of times through other casinos not related to William Hill! He contacted William Hill and told them that this was a unique email address, used only once to set his account up, and they just swept over his complaint. My point: data gets passed very easily between friends of friends and between companies, money is exchanged, and it's all illegal.

 

[clara.affactive]

Hi,


In regards to our casino brands: if you are receiving promotions is because you registered an account in the casino. Below each promotional email you will find an unsubscribe link. Please use it to remove yourself from the casino list.

In regards to the affiliate promotional material, you are receiving it because you have opened an affiliate account with us. If you would like to cancel the subscription, please send me a PM with your name or username in our Affactive system and Ill make sure to remove you from the list.

I apologize for the inconvenience.

Bests,

 

[AussieDave]

My point: data gets passed very easily between friends of friends and between companies, money is exchanged, and it's all illegal.

Anyone who believes casinos don't use dubious tactics or other methods to gain players by any means, is kidding themselves. Sure they all have anti-spam statements and claim to never sell or trade personal information BUT players receive spam to email addressed only ever used for 1 or 2 casinos, then info is being leaked - traded, exchanged, sold or leased. No doubt about it!