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  • #584189
    Anonymous
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    Guess who owns this site:

    http://www.trustedcasinos.com/

    #642852
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    One giveaway is that the affil link for Club Dice ends in “iglob4681” 😮

    #642861
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Gee, didnt a friend of the owner of iGlobal buy that portal for a ton of money?

    #642862
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    How about this one?

    http://www.mycasinopinions.com/

    There is no effort made to hide these.

    #642864
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Nope, but at least they are “honest” enough to steal without trying to conceal it. iGlobal, Hamptons and Sunny Group are a little less secretive then some of the others.

    Fortune Group has dozens of portals and masquerades as two affiliates. Didier and TheoK.

    Club Dice, City Club and Windows Casino have over 100 “portals” collectively.

    Tradal has dozens too and what hurts with theirs is they routinely steal top search engine spots with them.

    The list goes on and on unfortunately

    #642869
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Add Gambling Federation to the list they have a ton of their own as well.

    :rolleyes:

    #642873
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Me thinks they are gearing up for the loss of all the american based portals.

    #642876
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Some like Club Dice and Gambling Federation have been doing it
    for many years

    … loss of American based portals … why would you say this Dominique ?

    something you heard ?

    :rolleyes:

    #642880
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Naw, just casinos running scared about the US legislation.

    It does seem to have some impact – slowly but surely, even if it never were to pass.

    It started with paypal, and there is pressure on some of the media not to accept ads.

    So it makes sense for casinos to create their own independent advertising venues – portals.

    #642888
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I think that instead of deciding to treat affiliates better they decide to show no respect and compete directly against us …
    their actions speak louder than their sweet words.

    at least iGlobal doesn’t conceal it

    Copyright © 2001, Trusted Casinos. Trusted Casinos and TrustedCasinos.com are registered trademarks of iGlobalMedia.com Inc. All Rights Reserved.

    :rolleyes:

    I still wouldn’t trust them at all

    #642976
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    King Solomon’s went live with one:

    http://ksgambling.com/

    #642995
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Be nice to get a comprehensive listing together and set up a “don not link – ban list” Dont wanna help them screw me if you know what I mean.

    #642997
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Well, I am not making it my life’s purpose, but I am going to keep poking at it as I go. :bigsmile:

    #642999
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Gee, didnt a friend of the owner of iGlobal buy that portal for a ton of money?

    actually they’ve owned that for awhile and I believe A1-casinos or some other shit… they were doing it from the beginning.

    One of the first pop-ups I started bitching about! back in the day when I thought pop-ups were magic.

    Bernie

    #643002
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by Professor
    …Fortune Group has dozens of portals and masquerades as two affiliates. Didier and TheoK.

    Wait wait wait a mnute… I know a “Didier” who writes to me via a Yahoo address. Tell me it’s not him.

    I’ve been to this guys site, and he pushes New York, Casino Rewards, Casino Partners, IOG, and RichWebmaster… in fact, there’s no FL on his site…. must be a different guy.

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