casinomeister@hotmail

[w8n4win]

I got it too and am only registered at a few casinos. Came to check the forums to see what was up with it, figured it was spammers. Dirty rats.

[AussieDave]

doesnt anyone know any decent hackers

lol the trick would be to get some email addy's from places like astalavista.com and other places. EG- domain admin contacts and what not and get them spammed by this crew.

I think they'd sort it out quickly...


Cheers

T

[Marie2473]

i got this one as well, tossed it straight away though!

[chuchu59]

Got the same email but didnt open it though. Sure enough, the topic has already been discussed here. Go after 'em Bryan.

[vinylweatherman]

Got the same email but didnt open it though. Sure enough, the topic has already been discussed here. Go after 'em Bryan.

Trouble is, they are in Costa Rica, not much inthe way of law there that can stop them.

No good attacking the domains either, probably some innocents who are being spoofed. In this example, you might attack the casinomeister site, because you see it coming from one of "his" addresses or domains.

The only way to get the guilty party is to attack the domains hosting Gold VIP Club casino.

They have paid "black hat" hackers and spammers, and it is all about fun & money for them. If anyone can give them a better offer, they can have "fun & money" out of attacking the casino servers, so that no-one can actually register and play. Hacking the homepage would be even better, replacing it with a more truthful one

My Nephew claims to "know people", but this may be out of their league, and he may well just be exaggerating anyway - I cut him off from the internet, and he failed to hack his way back in again (he even got "call a friend", - not thinking outside the box, it wasn't software, it was "real world" - a strategically placed sweet wrapper

[maxd]

Sent a PM to B on this, just in case he hasn't seen it already, or one of you haven't already alerted him to it.

[Casinomeister]

As we all know, anyone can open up a hotmail account. And even though you get an email from presidentobama@hotmail.com, I think most people have the sense that it is not from him. Same goes for the Casinomeister brand.

All you can do in this situation is to alert the affiliate program at GoldVip and report the spam to Hotmail.

So please explain this to me .......... how are email addys harvested from this site? Doesn't CM have some security in place that prohibits that?

If you post your email address in a public thread, the email harvesting spiders will eat it up. So you should not post your email address in public view unless you don't mind spam.

The email address that you use to sign up and receive emails via the site are protected - these are only available to the moderators and me. No worries there - unless I decide to sell them

[winbig]

All you can do in this situation is to alert the affiliate program at GoldVip

You're kidding, right?

I thought everyone knew that Gold VIP Club hired a bunch of blackhat affiliates?

[c_note]

I got 2 of these, both sent to an email address that existed only at intercasino, which somehow got shared with a bunch of affiliates and spammers (gosh gee, I wonder how that happened).

[Mousey]

Got another one of these today. At the bottom it says:

As a Player at Gold Stream online casinos, you are registered to receive correspondence from us. As part of Gold Stream support of responsible gaming it has an 18+ age policy. Senders address: SJO 3482, 7979 NW 21ST Street, DORAL, FL 33122-1616 USA

WTF is 'gold stream online casinos'? I don't seem to remember signing up with them. And if the email is from 'gold stream casino' (or whatever), why is the return email casinomeister@ hotmail ?

Bunch of morons...