Jackpot Factory's Inspirational Stories

**Zoozie** · 30th May 2006, 10:19 AM

About time to change my oppinion about A11 8lot$
(Not helping them with the search engines

)

These are not real testimonals. The following are the most obvious clues to this:

Internet money making options
(SEO)

A11 8lot$
(advertisment, all over the text)

There are amazing games that you can download and play, with very exciting themes and graphics
(hardcore advertisment)

At All Slots there were such high payouts
(advertisment and 'fake', they are not higher than other MG's casinos. And only slot veterants would give any notice to payout%)

...payouts were so high, that anyone who had half a brain and enjoyed trying to beat the slot machines, could make money at the all slots casino
(pure BS)

The worst part is that they claim to have helped people that was in a very unfortunate and sad situation by learning them to gamble. Actually people in such a situation are desperate and more likely to believe this crap, which just will just make their situation worse.

In my book this is so unethical and below the belt advertisment. Far worse than a streaker with a rubber duck strapped on his 'Johnson', which is just stupid.

Zoozie

**spearmaster** · 30th May 2006, 10:34 AM

You're probably going to find this on every Jackpot Factory site.

But by tomorrow, I bet they're all gone, if Jackpot Factory knows what's good for them.

**Slotster!** · 30th May 2006, 10:40 AM

I think it was quite novel she found her husband in BATH with the bosses wife... Makes a change from the usual bed, and perhaps they were just having a wash?

Seriously though - frightening if this turns out to be the work of the casino(s) themselves. Hope it isn't, as All Slots etc have always had good press...

**Vesuvio** · 30th May 2006, 10:52 AM

Wow - if anyone has time now don't miss these articles. Absolutely hilarious... but of course if they were put there by the casinos Jackpot Factory needs to be rogued faster than you can say: "On the way back from one of my trips to the bathroom, I passed the computer...".

**Simmo!** · 30th May 2006, 10:53 AM

Okay let me explain what I think is going on here. They are doing some shady SEO to get better search results. I stumbled on some pages in the search results recently that are obviously purely there for earch engines. Example:

http://www.alljackpots.com/gambling-...ine-casino.php

What they are trying to do I think is to build up new pages on their sites with relevant gambling terms to try and gather better importance in Google. It's not an uncommon tactic, but is seen by many as spamming in that the pages have little or no interest to web surfers whatsoever. It's similar in many respects to the 888 saga but on a leser scale and with a more direct involvement by the casinos.

It doesn't look professional for a business to be doing that in my personal opinion - in fact it looks totaly UNprofessional - but sadly they are not alone in doing it. I raised this issue of Jackpot Factory doing this at CAP a while back.

**Casinomeister** · 30th May 2006, 01:11 PM

I've just been informed that their General Manager will be making a statement later today.

**Pinababy69** · 30th May 2006, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by Casinomeister

I've just been informed that their General Manager will be making a statement later today.

Glad to see that they're on to it quickly (with a bit of persuasion I'm sure). I surely hope that those "outstanding pieces of creative writing" *ahem*...will be taken down as well.

**AussieDave** · 30th May 2006, 01:16 PM

Originally Posted by Casinomeister

I've just been informed that their General Manager will be making a statement later today.

Gee you are quick

**soflat** · 30th May 2006, 01:17 PM

Originally Posted by Simmo!

It doesn't look professional for a business to be doing that in my personal opinion - in fact it looks totaly UNprofessional - but sadly they are not alone in doing it. I raised this issue of Jackpot Factory doing this at CAP a while back.

It looks predatory to me.

Someone searching for 'best slots' will find an article about a woman who had a talent for playing slots and winning.

Or worse, someone who is depressed or in debt finds an article about a guy who solved all his problems by playing all slots.

Some of these are linked right off the casino's homepage. I don't see how the top people there would not have been aware. But I'll wait for their statement.