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  • #604536
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello,

    Well, it’s official in my book…

    I have an email address ONLY used for Platinum Play casino. I was just spammed at this address by the domain: Piller2338

    Pillar2338.com are where all links are MASKED from and serves as both a re-direct and an affiliate code masking. here are the ID’s I pulled from a TCP scan during the redirect:

    Silver Dollar Casino
    http://www.silverdollar.com/?c=24944&s=LiForJudyAug20

    English Harbour Casino
    http://www.englishharbour.com/?c=24944&s=LiForJudyAug20

    Carribean Gold Casino
    http://www.caribbeangold.com/?c=24944&s=LiForJudyAug20

    Well, you can see the pattern here… I had to decipher the TCP packets to see what the user ID is, but it’s plain to see.

    I would like to know why Platinum Play is selling off my email address???????

    Any ideas guys?

    #746329
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Very smart KW.

    I too…. use addys that are only used for certain casinos.

    sadly …..I’ve had to do away with my catch all because I got SO much spam.

    what is amazing to me is these places probably get about a buck tops for each addy they sell out.

    while its true (or likely) that most players don’t ever know ….. that’s just another reason we are important as portal owners. we know how to find these things out.

    #746336
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    yeah – catchalls used to be nice :) Now, I simply create an email addy for each casino. I do this for many reasons and this is one of them.

    #746359
    Webzcas
    Member

    Hi;

    Our clients, Fortune Lounge, adhere to strict privacy regulations. They have never sold off player email addresses.

    This is currently being looked into offline between Fortune Affiliates and kwblue.

    Cheers,

    Marvyn H

    #746361
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Could this be a dodgy staff member who has access to the database?

    Could explain the low income for selling such lists.

    #746644
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Please grab the affiliate’s id out of that post and stop them:

    http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/showthread.php?p=136194#post136194

    This is the same affiliate as in this email… this is an actual FF account this time, so maybe something can be done.

    #748728
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Bump! This spammer is still very active.

    #748770
    Anonymous
    Guest

    come on Fortune. I’m as dumb as they come and even I know you could figure this out.

    #748776
    biggyg
    Member

    Ok http://www.riverbelle.com shows aff97156 in the download button under the major millions banner. I popped the ‘aff97156’ in yahoo and that was one of the result.

    Ok im know im not losing my mind it did show in ie under the url http://www.riverbelle.com but now it has another code

    #748815
    Anonymous
    Guest

    so what does that mean CB?

    are you saying the pop up is not your ID after you click your link and go to that site?

    *sorry to be so dumb

    #748816
    biggyg
    Member

    it appeared to me at the time i was looking that the affiliate code belongs to the riverbelle homepage.then it turned into another number when it forwarded. this was in yahoo search .but just diregard my 2 cents as it may have been a redirect from yahoo. I thought maybe by searching that tag number if the affiliate has a website these results will also show in search results . I didnt pass PI school yet hehehe

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