Vegas Frontier and FortuneLounge Spam

[Casinomeister]

So far I've received one complaint. If I add Mary and Spear's complaints to this, then that makes three.

I'm beginning to think this is getting blown out of proportion. I agree the methods of this campaign are unorthodox, (weirdo domains, stupid spam messages, non-working links, claim of subscription, etc.), but the flood of complaints is not overwhelming.

[paul02085]

Ok, i am officially complaining.

[erp1]

I send a compaint to eCOGRA a week ago. I have received the following from Andrew Beveridge:

"We are definitely not in favour of spam, and I've been following the discussion on CasinoMeister closely. We're having discussions with the Fortune Lounge senior management to try to understand why this is happening, and what is going to be done about it. I do believe they are taking this issue very seriously".

[dominique]

This is not blown out of proportion. I have spam blockers and even a box filter on my accounts and still get several of these every day for months now.

Tell me where to forward the mess to and I will get going and stop deleting and start shooting them off.

I have complained in this thread, at WOl, at CAP and to Fortune directly.

I'll pitch a bitch if you like, and I'll write to eCOGRA. I thought I had complained pretty loudly.

[inthedesert]

This is not blown out of proportion.

I agree. We all get spam there is no real way to avoid it. Getting many over the course of the day from the same person is not acceptable and unethical. There are only so many times in one day I need to hear about a new user signup bonus that I don't qualify for. This is beyond the point of being tolerated.

I have spam blockers and even a box filter on my accounts and still get several of these every day for months now.

This is also something I have a problem with. I even have mailwasher and was bouncing the emails back for a few weeks. That didn't even help me. These get by my spam blockers also.

I want this to stop without a chance for the door to become open for this spammer again. If you unsubscribe then at some point down the road it will start up again. This happened back in August. I unsubscribed and it stopped and he appeared again a month later. He bought a few new domain names and started up again because you unsubscribed from the past sending domain and not the new one he purchased.

Andrew is trying his best to handle I am sure. Sadly, I don't completely agree with his view. To say it's not a "practical solution" to stop the spammer but rather "clean up the list" by passing emails off to him is disturbing to me.

There are many domains that send this spam. I don't have a running count but I would say four. Does that (email removal) include all those domains? What happens when he buys a new one does my email go back onto that because it's a new domain? (yes, it already happened)

I have never been spammed this bad. To not completely put an end to it sends the wrong message to spammers. It says you can spam as much as you like to anyone without any recourse, rules, or boundries.

I got a new business idea. I am going to get a server, signup as an affiliate for FL, and then I am going to spam everyone ten times a day with offers. I might as well seeing Fortune Lounge allows it and nothing will happen to me. I could always use the extra money

[tombomb]

Why not just forward them to support@fortunelounge.com ? Then they can trace it,track it down whatever.They might do something about it if they get about 500 of them everyday.

[GemG7]

No way this is blown out proportion. I get this crap daily. I've tried to unsubscribe either the link doesn't work the times the link has worked it doesn't unsubscribe my email address. Just like I said earlier in this thread I haven't depositted a dime with FL and won't until this $hit stops.

[peralis]

GOOD GRIEF PEOPLE !!!!

Bryan has asked often enough for you to pass on your complaints.

As I mentioned before, anyone who is receiving these spam mails unwarrantedly needs to contact either me, Andrew Beveridge at eCOGRA andrew@ecogra.org, or both.

Then to actually ask where to send this to, is simply rediculous and if you do not pass them on to where he asked you to, what else is he supposed to think?

READ PEOPLE - READ !!!

I do not receive these emails (Luckily) - however, it is a problem if you guys are. Bryan is trying his best to get to the bottom of this, but if you do not do as he asked, then there is not much more he can do for you.

[mary]

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