Thread: CD mailers- this time from Mansion group
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Old 23rd March 2008, 09:12 PM
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I would really like to know how casinos get my contact details and send me so much crap in the mail. I already changed my email address last year because I was getting so much spam it jammed my emails. That has been a tremendous help. But, the snail mail continues.
I recently received a free $50 no deposit CD from casino.com part of the Mansion group. I have never played at any Mansion casinos. How do I get to the bottom of this (i.e. the source who must sell my contact info to these casinos) and put it to an end? I am afraid if I play this $50 bonus, it will just mean I am on a whole new list. I do not want any more casino promos sent through the mail. Thanks for any help!
................i just threw two out in the trash from oliver curran, i think that was the name? no strings attached it said, knowing his casinos reputation, i couldnt think of a better place they belong.
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Last edited by lauriejim; 23rd March 2008 at 09:27 PM. Reason: had to add, not all casino c.d.s are bad
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