Casino-Club - Official Mail Adress

[danlee]

Hey everybody...

im in contact with somebody who send me e-mails from:

casinoclubmanagingdirector@hotmail.co.uk


Does anybody know if that is an official adress from jon salmon or CASINO-CLUB?

[vinylweatherman]

Hey everybody...

im in contact with somebody who send me e-mails from:

casinoclubmanagingdirector@hotmail.co.uk


Does anybody know if that is an official adress from jon salmon or CASINO-CLUB?

Hotmail

I doubt it.

This is a classic spammer trick, I have seen it often. If it DID turn out to be their official address, I wouldn't recommend playing there

[BoyleCasino.com]

It certainly isn't Jon Salmon's email address

[PlexRep]

My guess is you should probably group this with the mails you get from : UKLotteryNotification@yahoo.com, FormerPrinceOfNigeria@aol.com and PublishersClearingHouseManager@hotmail.nz

Seems just a tad conspicuous to me

[danlee]

Well: I had contact over telephone to the customer office. I did ask for the managment and then i did talk to a person named "tom schuhmann"..

I did explain him the problem & after that this jon salmon did contact me. From the hotmail adress! So im mailing with him since 3 days... And i got the contact after i was talking to cutomer service on the phone...

im confused now... maybe they wanna cheat me?!

[Christoff]

You should just go on the actual CasinoClub.com website and go to the Contact Us page: http://en.casinoclub.com/customer-service.aspx

Here you have their email address and various telephone numbers.

CasinoClub is an extremely reputable company in my opinion so you should get in contact right away and disclose this hotmail address.

I hope you haven't given away any confidential information.

[vinylweatherman]

This might be his "private" email address, but it gives a poor impression when dealing with a CUSTOMER, which should always be done from a "work" email address.

A manager should KNOW this, and how it might impact on their credibilty, and should instruct staff that dealings with customers should ALWAYS be done through the official email domain, rather than private or free ones. Apart from the poor impression this gives, there is the matter of security of confidential information, not a strong point of these free email services.

[CasinoClub]

This individual approached CasinoClub. He is not a player. He asked the company to pay a substantial sum of money to procure our companies data that he has in his possession. This data is our property and appears to have been stolen from us by persons unknown. Unless we pay up he will publicise the stolen data.

I was given an ultimatum but as we are a PLC company we have to abide by codes of behaviour and we cannot just hand over shareholder's monies in this way. I chose not to use official email addresses as a person demanding money in this way is quite capable of spamming my real address to death.

My request to Mr Liersch is just to return the data you have to us and help us find the individuals who stole the data from us. Just because others have acted dishonestly it doesnt mean you have to follow their example.

[Gremmyboy]

predicting a good thread here......


Cheers
Gremmy

[Rhyzz]

I'd tell him where to go and report the theft of data. I'd also recommend setting up some covert accounts within your system to monitor for emails from other people, that way you can pick up on stolen data quite easily.