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Information about Empirecasino
I received a spam - looks like a newsletter - from "iCasino Magazine" <editor@icasinomagazine.com> about a new casino called empirecasino. This casino is on many blacklists, but I found no other information.
Actually the website www.icasinomagazine.com is "forbidden", and I never signed up to such newsletters, and there's no possibility to unsubscribe. All in all the otherwise generous signup offer (100% max 200, wr bonus*20) is quite suspicious. So I just wanted to mention that this casino (or one of its affiliates) might advertise itself via a spam that looks like a casino watchdog newsletter. I talked to the live support on empirecasino website, and asked for some information about the casino. (futurebet support) "Me : When did the casino open? Support : I'm not sure how long it has been live for. Support : Not very long Me : an approximate? Support : Really not sure, we're 3rd party gameplay support later Support: It's very new as far as I know" So my question: Have you received such emails or do you have additional information about this casino and "watchdog"? |
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I got the same email Tuesday...
(the 17th)..and the same response ("Forbidden") when I tried to go to icasinomagazine's web url you posted. Browsing through their website (a little difficult to find their "Terms and Conditions"..no link for such on the main page, and no "About Us" link, either)...I finally found them and there were two statements I did not take well to:
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I agree this seems suspicious... particularly finding no info whatsoever on this Icasino Magazine (Googled it)...and inability to access their website. |
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on the empirecasino website, it sates hxxp://empirecasino.com/promotions.php
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The website looks a little basic, but it sounds like a good offer, maybe too good..... |
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I was completely unsure about this one, I've had a few casino spams sent to random addresses which I've put straight in the bin. This one was sent to "intercasino@mydomain.co.uk" and used my real name. I always give a unique email address to anyone who asks for my details, as anything emailed to mydomain.co.uk will come to me, so I know that these details can only have come from intercasino.
I made an assumption that intercasino (iCasino?) had set up a casino to try to avoid the new US laws. It was only when a friend and bonus whore pointed me here, that I got suspicious. Even now I'm in 2 minds though. A check on whois doesn't show a link between intercasino and icasinomagazine or empirecasino, other than the same registrar. Quote:
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Ok, that's thrown me. I got 2 more of the same email today, addressed to ritzclub@mydomain and littlewoods@mydomain. What on earth is going on?
Edit; Hmm, they're all ecashdirect casinos. Should I suspect hacking or abuse of their privacy policy? Last edited by lifechooser; 20th October 2006 at 11:04 AM. |
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I actually dont find the terms and condition very clear...i read them again and again, talked 15 min on the live chat, and still i ve not understood how they works, and this is not the first casino i played...
Last edited by rosella; 20th October 2006 at 06:44 PM. |
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