INET will not stop spamming me

**BMWSTACK** · 23rd November 2011, 03:38 AM

Inetbet refuses to stop sending me spam. I just counted how many requests I have made to be removed from there email list. I have requested 4 times in 2 weeks to be removed. I have received spam from the roguest of the rogues, and when I request for these rogues to remove me they actually do it. How can an accredited casino refuse to follow such a simple request. It is really aggravating.

**Stovetopp** · 23rd November 2011, 04:20 AM

I dont mean to be argumentative but how many spam per day do you get

from the govt of Nigeria telling you you just won the lottery but you have to send $5000 for processing

From the folks who wants to enlarge your penis with a free sample of a pill

From a Bank who tells you that they need to update your personal information

and so forth
I get at least 100 spams perday and there is the "empty" button and shazam its all gone
no aggravation no nothing part of life be happy

**chuchu59** · 23rd November 2011, 04:30 AM

Originally Posted by Stovetopp

I dont mean to be argumentative but how many spam per day do you get

from the govt of Nigeria telling you you just won the lottery but you have to send $5000 for processing

From the folks who wants to enlarge your penis with a free sample of a pill

From a Bank who tells you that they need to update your personal information

and so forth
I get at least 100 spams perday and there is the "empty" button and shazam its all gone
no aggravation no nothing part of life be happy

Every one is different pal. You might only find it slightly irksome to delete 100 spam mails a day but another may be vastly irritatedwith just one spam mail. Futhermore, if the spam did come from an accredited casino they are obligated to stop sending such mails on request. It would be a different thing if it were the affiliates that were bombarding BMW with such stuff.

**BMWSTACK** · 23rd November 2011, 05:00 AM

yes after requesting to be removed i figured it had to be coming from affiliates, but nope coming from inet emails. I dont get 100 spams per day from lottery's or penis pills. I have a good filter. I signed up for Inet a long time ago thats why I get the emails. It aggravating because i excpected to be removed after the 1st unsubscribe request, but 4 request later and still not removed.

**chayton** · 23rd November 2011, 07:12 AM

Originally Posted by BMWSTACK

yes after requesting to be removed i figured it had to be coming from affiliates, but nope coming from inet emails. I dont get 100 spams per day from lottery's or penis pills. I have a good filter. I signed up for Inet a long time ago thats why I get the emails. It aggravating because i excpected to be removed after the 1st unsubscribe request, but 4 request later and still not removed.

Do you still have an active account?

**maxd** · 23rd November 2011, 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by BMWSTACK

yes after requesting to be removed i figured it had to be coming from affiliates, but nope coming from inet emails.

This doesn't sound like iNetBet's MO at all. In fact I seem to remember something like this happening about a year ago, in the end it did indeed turn out to be a rogue affiliate.

Please forward one or more of these spam emails to me via

I need to be able to see the full headers of the email so copy-paste won't do it; use your emailer's "Forward" button.

If the header info is complete, etc, I'll forward it to iNetBet people for comment.

**Stovetopp** · 23rd November 2011, 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by chuchu59

Every one is different pal. You might only find it slightly irksome to delete 100 spam mails a day but another may be vastly irritatedwith just one spam mail. Futhermore, if the spam did come from an accredited casino they are obligated to stop sending such mails on request. It would be a different thing if it were the affiliates that were bombarding BMW with such stuff.

Long before online casinos there were spams. I dont delete 100spams
one at a time MAXD...It's one click on the empty button.

The latest as I was reading this morning in the NYT that robocallers are now able to disguse their call by changing their number to a company name to fool the callerID. nOW WHAT IS NEXT..wll, just as in the spam case I don't answer any calls not in my address book.

**maxd** · 23rd November 2011, 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by Stovetopp

one at a time MAXD...It's one click on the empty button.

Sorry, I don't follow. What are you trying to say?

@BMWSTACK: Please check your PMs. The casino is trying to reach you to get to the bottom of this.
OR, PM me your user name at iNetBet and I'll forward it to them.
Either way the ball is in your court, please respond ASAP.

**Casinomeister** · 23rd November 2011, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by maxd

Sorry, I don't follow. What are you trying to say?

I think it was a Freudian slip

. He meant to say "MAX".

**BMWSTACK** · 23rd November 2011, 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by maxd

Sorry, I don't follow. What are you trying to say?

@BMWSTACK: Please check your PMs. The casino is trying to reach you to get to the bottom of this.
OR, PM me your user name at iNetBet and I'll forward it to them.
Either way the ball is in your court, please respond ASAP.

I just sent the rep my information. I just looked at the most recent emails, one received mon & tues. They had different headings, one just james and one was csr rep jane, either way both came from the email of promo@inetbet.com. All I did each time was click on the unsubscribe link on the email.