Crown Vegas spam.

**winbig** · 8th July 2007, 01:42 AM

As you said before, there's no unsubscribe link.

At least everyone knows of the situation. First your employees say there's no affiliate program, then you come up with this...what next?

Later

**swampwitch** · 8th July 2007, 01:47 AM

I will not compromise the personal details of any of our affiliates, nor will I comment any further on the subject at hand.

But your sainted affiliate can use multiple email addy's and bought lists.

Show me how many other casinos have representatives on the boards messaging random posters and playing with you back and forth.

You mean...show you how many other casino reps will address legitimate concerns and complaints against unscrupulous and spamming affiliates? The answer is...the good ones.

**winbig** · 8th July 2007, 01:51 AM

Nor have you addressed the issue of why there's no affiliate link in the spam mails that are sent out. Also, the code on those websites is "encrypted" by using javascript. Why else would they hide their code if they weren't spamming?

No reason to take this to PM. That's what this forum is for. To keep the members & public updated.

**GemG7** · 8th July 2007, 01:54 AM

I received 2 of these spam emails today both different email addresses.

**mrracetrack** · 8th July 2007, 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by Rick@CrownVegas

I have been working hard with compliance to get this issue resolved. Not only that, I have posted the progress of our investigations and tried to assist each and every one of you. Show me how many other casinos have representatives on the boards messaging random posters and playing with you back and forth. I will not compromise the personal details of any of our affiliates, nor will I comment any further on the subject at hand. If you continue to recieve emails after unsubscribing, please feel feel free to pm me. I may not check this board regularly, however I receive email notifications from PM's.

From the Crown Vegas Homepage:

Any private information received by CrownVegas WILL NOT be given out to anyone or any organization; it WILL NEVER be sold or distributed in any form, or for any purpose unless approved by the account holder. Therefore, client information collected by CrownVegas is the property of CrownVegas and is not shared with any third party, including merchants.

If at any time a client indicates that he or she no longer wants to receive communications from CrownVegas, or if he or she wishes to change or correct any previously provided information, the client may send an email outlining the request through the Contact Us Form or call the customer service center toll-free at 1-877-271-1722.

Perhaps a few calls to the "customer service center" by the spammed parties would be appropriate...

And tell them just how you feel about this...

**soflat** · 8th July 2007, 02:13 AM

I got Crown Vegas spam today from "Patient Department" listing a hotmail return address to someone named Trudy. The links are to aniate.com. No unsubscribe link.

CrownVegas has been around since 2002 and has millions of
satisfied users. Trust me -- you won't be disappointed.

Have a great day!

Patient Department

**Mousey** · 8th July 2007, 02:28 AM

Originally Posted by soflat

I got Crown Vegas spam today from "Patient Department" listing a hotmail return address to someone named Trudy. The links are to aniate.com. No unsubscribe link.

CrownVegas has been around since 2002 and has millions of
satisfied users. Trust me -- you won't be disappointed.

Have a great day!

Patient Department

Casino email (from an affiliate) that falsely purports to be from a 'patient department'?? Ummmm... Looks like SPAM to me.