Jackpot Factory's Inspirational Stories

**jenn1381** · 9th June 2006, 05:08 PM

I'm sorry, but I fail to find the humor in a website of any kind preying on the weakness of today's society for financial gain. Three years ago I might have been one of the one's who was sucked in and thought that gambling would solve all my problems. Someone going into debt, losing their house, car, family, and life, is funny how? Yes, everyone can make their own decisions and if you choose to gamble away your life savings you have no one to blame but you. However, these "stories" are obviously targeted in order to help people along with that.. to give them false hope. How many games do you know of that cure cancer? ADHD? Depression?

In the end, it is shady and just plain wrong to advertise in this manner. If you can't get the players based solely on good customer service and running a good, clean casino (and what gets me, is that they HAD this and had NO reason to resort to this kind of crap!), then in my opinion you need to be run out of the buisness. I unistalled this group from my PC, and unfortunately when it takes you to the "we're sorry to see you go" webpage, none of the choices were "you're lying scumbags who have preyed on the innocent and weak and I don't wish to have anything to do with the likes of you". So, I guess I'll go fire off an email instead

Now I have the daunting task of finding a new casino or two to give my money to. Off to do some research.

**Slotster!** · 9th June 2006, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by jenn1381

Now I have the daunting task of finding a new casino or two to give my money to. Off to do some research.

You really don't have to look that far...

Gimme a "3", gimme a "2", gimme a "R" "E" "D"

**paul02085** · 9th June 2006, 06:20 PM

[QUOTE=greedygirl]Ok, Boaz...let's get something straight. I work in this industry, however, I would never be able to consider you a "peer." Additionally, I am a woman and if you believe these so-called "stories" please and entertain women, you couldn't be further from the mark. This is caveman mentality and only serves to offend, further.

As a caveman, i am deeply offended by the above comment. And dont say you didnt know there were still any of us around!
I will have the roast duck with the mango salsa please.

**jenn1381** · 9th June 2006, 07:28 PM

Originally Posted by Slotster!

You really don't have to look that far...

Gimme a "3", gimme a "2", gimme a "R" "E" "D"

I actually have downloaded 32 red a while back, but I only made a guest account because I heard somewhere that they don't take Neteller instacash. Please tell me I was misinformed! 32 red seems like a great place for me to try, I just hate paying the 8.9%... lol

**silcnlayc** · 9th June 2006, 08:49 PM

I heard somewhere that they don't take Neteller instacash

Yep, sad to say, they still don't. I usually withdraw to my Neteller or Firepay account when winning and leave a few dollars in there to play at 32Red when the urge strikes me.....but I don't get to play there often for I forget a lot of times they don't have this very usable feature which I love (instacash) , and I too dislike paying the fees for donating to my favorite casinos.

Are you listening Ed? Yes, you have become one of my almost favorite stomping grounds...but we could meet more often if you had "instacash"

Then you woud definitely be elevated to a "Most Favorite" list!

**GrandMaster** · 9th June 2006, 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by sirius

This is the contents of his personal page that is still up. He uses the same technique in it. He obviously targeted these keywords in the articles even though he denies it and even if he didn't write many of them it was probably his idea to have all the terms involved in the articles (the keywords don't necessarily have to be repeated more than once or twice).

I don't have any problem with him optimising his own website so that people searching for Boaz Sasson find him more easily. I do have a problem with casinos trying to optimize their websites for irrelevant keywords, which is a separate issue from the content of those articles. If I collect antique teddy bears and I search for teddy bears on the internet, then I want relevant results and not stupid stories about teddy bears happily playing blackjack at All Sluts casino. JF polluted the web with these stories and made it a less useful resource for all of us, probably with relatively little gain for themselves. It is similar to polluting the environment or to stealing traffic signs to sell them for scrap metal.

**spearmaster** · 9th June 2006, 09:33 PM

Well said, Grandmaster.

**sirius** · 9th June 2006, 09:48 PM

When I highlighted what he wrote on his webiste I meant to show that the casino articles were probably all his idea and maybe he wrote a lot of the articles himself.

**greedygirl** · 9th June 2006, 10:11 PM

Originally Posted by paul02085

As a caveman, i am deeply offended by the above comment. And dont say you didnt know there were still any of us around!
I will have the roast duck with the mango salsa please.

OMG, Paul--I nearly choked laughing at your post. Hysterical stuff.

For the non-US people, we have a television ad here for an insurance company featuring a couple of cavemen and a non-caveman eating at a fine dining establishment. Paul quoted a bit of this ad. Unless you've seen the ad, Paul's bit probably loses something, but for those of us who see the spot 20 times a day, well...

**texas hooters** · 9th June 2006, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by greedygirl

OMG, Paul--I nearly choked laughing at your post. Hysterical stuff.

For the non-US people, we have a television ad here for an insurance company featuring a couple of cavemen and a non-caveman eating at a fine dining establishment. Paul quoted a bit of this ad. Unless you've seen the ad, Paul's bit probably loses something, but for those of us who see the spot 20 times a day, well...