Casino Rewards Chrismas Spam

[poser]

I really hate to get those mails from them:


Hey XXX (my name or casino acc. no.):

Wow... you got a 10 Euro FREE !!!!!


If you try to get it, they say its only for new customers.

So, wether they don't know their own database, or they just want ot SAPM..

Will anyone come back that way ???????

I guess NO

 

[SlotsWizard]

I got that too. I was expecting it to be from an affiliate, but the email came from c-rewards.com or something like that (can't remember - I already deleted it after realizing it was a bogus offer).

 

[vinylweatherman]

I really hate to get those mails from them:


Hey XXX (my name or casino acc. no.):

Wow... you got a 10 Euro FREE !!!!!


If you try to get it, they say its only for new customers.

So, wether they don't know their own database, or they just want ot SAPM..

Will anyone come back that way ???????

I guess NO

They do this all year, not just at Christmas. Naturally, when players DO sign up for the accounts they still don't have, they get accused of "bonus abuse".
They have continued this behaviour throughout the period of their eCogra sealholder status, so they have NOT mended their ways since gaining the seal. This reinforces the bad image that eCogra have earned themselves recently through not being all over these errant casinos as soon as these problems come to light.
Technically, it isn't spam in the legal sense if players already have an account at one of the 17 casinos there. However, they are exploiting this loophole with gusto, yet don't like it when players repay the favour by playing within the rules, but to maximum advantage.
If you ask for the spam to stop, they say they have to stop ALL offers, including those to existing accounts. This means that to receive their promotions, you have to receive the spam, but learn to take it with a pinch of salt.
This group are probably the most troublesome of the eCogra sealholders, but CAN be "managed" once you have some experience and get them to make you a VIP (which is about as useful as being VIP at Grand Prive - i.e worthless bit of "paper").