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So I’ve been receiving spam promoting stargames.com – I reported the spam to the casino and this is their reply:
“We have looked into your complaint regarding the sent emails. The mentioned emails are not being issued by StarGames itself but through one of our affiliates’ marketing intiatives. If you click on the link within the email you will notice in the URL the parameter ‘pid=XXXX’
Our affiliates are responsible and liable for their own marketing tactics. This email was sent from: mail @ cherry.to
Though we would like to help you to resolve this matter, unfortunately we are not in a postion to do so.
Our suggestion would be for you to kindly liaise with the said email address asking to have you removed of their database.”“idiot” doesn’t quite cover it.
I notice StarGames is a banned member here at CAP.
As promised by StarGames, they have done nothing to stop the spam. More received today from the ‘no reply’ address of [email protected] – linking to http://www.novogam.com/gaminator/uk/stargames.html
which redirects to
StarGamesI’m forwarding all StarGames spam to
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]@FictionNet 251824 wrote:
As promised by StarGames, they have done nothing to stop the spam. More received today from the ‘no reply’ address of [email protected] – linking to http://www.novogam.com/gaminator/uk/stargames.html
which redirects to
StarGamesI’m forwarding all StarGames spam to
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]now thats the way !
I am working with StarGames.com and have no issues at all with them.
It turns out that these spam emails are getting sent by some affiliate that is just bombarding scraped emails on the net.
You should have an issue with a program that permits spam, and puts it in writing.
The good news, StarGames have since been in touch and appear to be taking this issue more seriously.
Yes, Star games should disable the affiliate(s) in question. Not say it not our fault. I may add them just so I can rogue them
