Askgamblers paid reviews?

[Slotplayer83]

As the title states,

Quite a while ago i wrote a review of N1casino. Since then it's bin nothing but a "steady paste" of suddenly "positive" reviews which made me under the impression, that these reviews are not "honest" but more like paid reviews to give the casino brand a "better" name or scoring / ranking in general. Most of here who played at N1 casino, know that some of the reviews just cant be true.

Is the money model of askgamblers now shifting towards a paid review ? or is it another external party that's (obvious) placing these reviews?

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[dionysus]

*shrugs* - I wont speak for elsewhere (others will)
I can say, here, reviews are player experiences and shills are pretty quickly sussed out and given the boot

 

[Kroffe]

This was some time ago now (couple years) but i remember getting offered a bonus from casinos if i voted for them + left a positive review on askgamblers.
I think the vote was for Askgamblers 'casino of the year' thing.

I honestly dont 100% remember what sites sent me the e-mails, but i think (dont quote me on this) one of them came from interwetten.
Free €10 no deposit bonus for a vote and positive review.
Since my vote is worth atleast €15 i didnt end up doing it, but im guessing they got a nice boost of positive 'players' reviews by sending out those emails.

 

[hhhelllo]

Well just reading a review you can know if its fake or not. Its so bad that its like the same group of people is writing all of them. From time to time there are some complaints that are 100% real. I remember gunsbet casino complaints with a dude getting denied almost 100k for totally made up crap and based on the fact that casino management add bonuses 2 times while the player was gambling. Conclusion was that he wad accused of bonus abuse. That one was real. As real as total passive non helping failure of a mediator working for AG.

 

[Slotplayer83]

Yeah they are too obvious; esp on the "handing out bonusses" > we know there's a crowd of small wagering players that seek the maximum bonus upon deposit. They are just too eager to jump into that bonus train.

Bonus is shit. There's always a catch. It's one of the reason i wont take it.

 

[6HellsBells6]

As the title states,

Quite a while ago i wrote a review of N1casino. Since then it's bin nothing but a "steady paste" of suddenly "positive" reviews which made me under the impression, that these reviews are not "honest" but more like paid reviews to give the casino brand a "better" name or scoring / ranking in general. Most of here who played at N1 casino, know that some of the reviews just cant be true.

Is the money model of askgamblers now shifting towards a paid review ? or is it another external party that's (obvious) placing these reviews?

I joined N1 last December, They sent an email to receive 10 or 20 freespins, if i left a review on askgamblers. Weather it effects positive or negative that's down to the player but receiving something for nothing, I left a positive review.

 

[Jono777]

On occasion, I write casino reviews

Must have done over 100 over the years.

Yes I got paid for doing them, however it was wages rather than bribes and all of my reviews were accurate and also more to the point HONEST.

Any down falls or negatives would be included in the review, with of course all the good stuff.- At no point did the 'employer' or the casino ask me to omit anything nor did they ask to exaggerate their popularity and strengths etc.

 

[Casinomeister]

I joined N1 last December, They sent an email to receive 10 or 20 freespins, if i left a review on askgamblers. Weather it effects positive or negative that's down to the player but receiving something for nothing, I left a positive review.

Well, the conversation should have gone something like this: "Hey, we're glad you're enjoying our casino! If that's the case please give us a positive review at whatever website..." Not enticing you with a bribe (yeah that's a bribe) - even mentioning the website is BS. @N1 Casino

And for those poor folks that post their raving reviews here at Casinomeister often get booted for being spammers or shills. So that would have been bad advice to come here. That's one reason why Stakers Casino won an award here in 2019 LOL

This underscores why you won't find us allowing every Joe Blow adding their comments to our review pages. Our reviews come from the Meister Minions (yes, I have some catching up to do). Another reason why I never had a "vote for the best casino" done by the general public - it's fraught with dodginess and can be easily abused.

But what do you really expect from that place, honesty and trustworthiness? It's bought and paid for. Believe me I know this for a fact.

 

[dunover]

Ask grumblers have also promoted and praised a few 1668/JAZ sites in the past, a true sign of amoral money-grubbers.

 

[Slotplayer83]

On occasion, I write casino reviews

Must have done over 100 over the years.

Yes I got paid for doing them, however it was wages rather than bribes and all of my reviews were accurate and also more to the point HONEST.

Any down falls or negatives would be included in the review, with of course all the good stuff.- At no point did the 'employer' or the casino ask me to omit anything nor did they ask to exaggerate their popularity and strengths etc.

But you got paid for doing so; and really you would be out of service if you even think of debunking a casino in the first place. No reviewer bites the hand it's bin fed from. Just a (marketing) fact.

Well, the conversation should have gone something like this: "Hey, we're glad you're enjoying our casino! If that's the case please give us a positive review at whatever website..." Not enticing you with a bribe (yeah that's a bribe) - even mentioning the website is BS. @N1 Casino

And for those poor folks that post their raving reviews here at Casinomeister often get booted for being spammers or shills. So that would have been bad advice to come here. That's one reason why Stakers Casino won an award here in 2019 LOL

This underscores why you won't find us allowing every Joe Blow adding their comments to our review pages. Our reviews come from the Meister Minions (yes, I have some catching up to do). Another reason why I never had a "vote for the best casino" done by the general public - it's fraught with dodginess and can be easily abused.

But what do you really expect from that place, honesty and trustworthiness? It's bought and paid for. Believe me I know this for a fact.

Ive seen this before, but on a different niche then casino. In short when you buy a product, and write a positive review after buying the product, you'd be entitled to get the product for free (cashback). There's alot of dodgy stuff going on infesting, manipulating or misrepresenting the business in general. It's stake is obvious money.

 

[6HellsBells6]

Well, the conversation should have gone something like this: "Hey, we're glad you're enjoying our casino! If that's the case please give us a positive review at whatever website..." Not enticing you with a bribe (yeah that's a bribe) - even mentioning the website is BS. @N1 Casino

And for those poor folks that post their raving reviews here at Casinomeister often get booted for being spammers or shills. So that would have been bad advice to come here. That's one reason why Stakers Casino won an award here in 2019 LOL

Yeah, Well I had to screenshot my review and show to the Live Cs agents before receiving the spins.

Stakers ? first time reading that. Nice addition

 

[Jono777]

But you got paid for doing so; and really you would be out of service if you even think of debunking a casino in the first place. No reviewer bites the hand it's bin fed from. Just a (marketing) fact.



Ive seen this before, but on a different niche then casino. In short when you buy a product, and write a positive review after buying the product, you'd be entitled to get the product for free (cashback). There's alot of dodgy stuff going on infesting, manipulating or misrepresenting the business in general. It's stake is obvious money.

I did, more than once lol, go read my post again, I was open honest, included the good, the bad and the ugly if appropriate.