Affiliate Spam Email

[dogshead1]

Received this email today from this email address: info - at- news.jetbull.com

Hello Kelvin,

We haven’t seen you for a while, hope things are good in your side and the online casino that you are spending your time with is treating you well.

Maybe we are not as cool as LeoVegas or as green as Bet365, but we are for sure the biggest online casino from the number of games offered.

If you could give us an extra chance, it will be much appreciated. We improved our promotions section especially for you, feel free to check it out. In case you don’t like it, please accept this selection of no deposit gifts from us, in collaboration with our partner, SlotsCalendar.

Claim your gifts!

In case you don't know SlotsCalendar yet, allow us to make the introduction. In a few words, SlotsCalendar is the Wikipedia of Online Slots.

New slots, old slots, to be released slots, they have them all and to spice things up they are always looking for cool bonuses. Because slots and bonuses they go hand to hand.

Enjoy!
Jetbull Casino

I find this strikingly suspicious that Jetbull would be sending out links affiliating other casinos out there?
The so called Slots Calendar is an affiliate hosing page with links and offers to sign up to new casinos not new slots like the email reads.

@Jetbull Casino Rep is can you confirm your marketing department sent this email out? (I highly Doubt)

If Jetbull this is not down to you then I ask below:

@The affilaite owner of Slots Calendar where did you get my email from and why are you posing as Jetbull casino?

I mean why would they surely they want your customers for them selves

 

[Tirilej]

I suggest you remove the link to his site since you're just giving him more users by posting it here.
I doubt Bryan would like it.

 

[dogshead1]

done!

 

[colinsunderland]

The top level domain is jetbull so it seems as if they are the ones sending the spam.

@CasumoAffiliates @CasumoLouis @CasumoAndy (not sure who is active now) @LeoVegas Affiliates @Karolina Filip @Rebecca_BGO

slotscalendar . com/bonus-category/no-deposit-bonuses/

No terms and conditions, either on the main page or the individual ones

 

[dunover]

Received this email today from this email address: info - at- news.jetbull.com

Hello Kelvin,

We haven’t seen you for a while, hope things are good in your side and the online casino that you are spending your time with is treating you well.

Maybe we are not as cool as LeoVegas or as green as Bet365, but we are for sure the biggest online casino from the number of games offered.

If you could give us an extra chance, it will be much appreciated. We improved our promotions section especially for you, feel free to check it out. In case you don’t like it, please accept this selection of no deposit gifts from us, in collaboration with our partner, SlotsCalendar.

Claim your gifts!

In case you don't know SlotsCalendar yet, allow us to make the introduction. In a few words, SlotsCalendar is the Wikipedia of Online Slots.

New slots, old slots, to be released slots, they have them all and to spice things up they are always looking for cool bonuses. Because slots and bonuses they go hand to hand.

Enjoy!
Jetbull Casino

I find this strikingly suspicious that Jetbull would be sending out links affiliating other casinos out there?
The so called Slots Calendar is an affiliate hosing page with links and offers to sign up to new casinos not new slots like the email reads.

@Jetbull Casino Rep is can you confirm your marketing department sent this email out? (I highly Doubt)

If Jetbull this is not down to you then I ask below:

@The affilaite owner of Slots Calendar where did you get my email from and why are you posing as Jetbull casino?

I mean why would they surely they want your customers for them selves

EDIT - Killed the e-mail address and links the OP missed in their edit!

 

[Louis]

Thanks for informing us about this @colinsunderland
I will forward this to the affiliate department so they can ask the affiliate to correct their information.

 

[Ruder]

Well spam is not surprising.

 

[colinsunderland]

See not a single one of the casino pages have been updated to comply with the CAP code.

@Mark_32Red
Just got a spam email from one of your Roxy Palace affiliates

No T&C's and I did not opt into their mailing list, would you like me to forward it to you?

 

[Mark_32Red (retired acct)]

See not a single one of the casino pages have been updated to comply with the CAP code.

@Mark_32Red
Just got a spam email from one of your Roxy Palace affiliates
View attachment 102234
No T&C's and I did not opt into their mailing list, would you like me to forward it to you?

Hi Colin,

I don’t need the whole email, could you PM the link in the email if possible please?

Thanks for letting me know.

Mark