Casino Spam Airmail

[Mozaik]

Like the title of this thread suggests, do they ever stop bombarding people with unsolicited airmail?

It seems like it's a normal practice for these guys to send me this type of airmail. I've signed up with Redflush some time ago and a few months later they send me some Playboy branded envelope celebrating the release of that game. To my disbelieve the actual logo was actually even clearly visible on the outside, and even led to a discussion with my gf. Had some explaining to do...since she's kinda anti-gambling and the Playboy logo didnt help either. Me personally I don't appreciate any type of airmail from online casinos. After that I immediately contacted Redflush to stop sending me these type of airmails.

They have my email address and could simply send it there. Then again a few months later Euro Palace decided to send me some casino airmail (not sure what it was about). Again I've contacted their customer support to ask for an explanation. Told them to close and remove my account immediately. Hoping this would be the end of Fortune Lounge Spam being send to my house.

Today I've received another envelop with batman on the cover. Apparently from Casino La Vida (never even signed up to this place), but it also says Red Flush on the pamphlet. Are they fricking serious? Why do they do this.... If sending emails don't work, then sending airmail would definitely not work either IMO.

Is this only a Fortune Lounge policy to harrass everyone who signs up with them with this type of airmails? Do they not have any respect for their customer's privacy? I haven't even played regularely at their casinos, yet they keep sending these letters.

I'm seriously pissed off!

 

[dunover]

This is almost identical to an opening post we had on another thread a while back.
As someone recently said, just thank crikey they (MG) don't have a Razzle slot or even worse a Jimmy Savile one...

 

[dionysus]

could be worse, could have these guys on your ass - the group of them spam me daily - i have hundreds in the folder

 

[Nifty29]

Since when were Red Flush and Casino La Vida part of Fortune lounge?

I think you might be pointing the finger in the wrong direction.

 

[Mozaik]

Since when were Red Flush and Casino La Vida part of Fortune lounge?

I think you might be pointing the finger in the wrong direction.

Thanks Nifty! I was under the impression that they were part of Fortune Lounge since the airmails seemed all quite similar, but I've noticed there was no Fortune Lounge printed on the pamphlet this time. So you're totally right, but Euro Palace is as far I know. Might be useful if a mod could edit the title name...to describe my issue more accurately.

 

[Mozaik]

could be worse, could have these guys on your ass - the group of them spam me daily - i have hundreds in the folder


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I do receive spam emails as well, but since I always use a secondary email address when I sign up with online casinos it don't really bother me. Receiving airmail is another story, since it gets presented right between my more serious letters.

 

[Mozaik]

This is almost identical to an opening post we had on another thread a while back.
As someone recently said, just thank crikey they (MG) don't have a Razzle slot or even worse a Jimmy Savile one...

I remember a similar threat, and even commented in that one. Although I hardly ever seem to be successful finding them through the search function

Lol I guess I should consider myself lucky

 

[dunover]

Yes, you've pointed the finger at the wrong people - I didn't spot that at first unlike Nifty. FL don't write to people, but Casino Rewards sites are always sending shitty CD Roms and junk mail.

 

[The Dude]

If the offers look the same (Red Flush and Euro Casino) then it's a good chance that it's coming from an affiliate. The best thing to do is to contact the casino reps and give them any URL code that is used in the offer. That will point to which affiliate is targeting you via snail mail. If it's not coming from an affiliate, then the casinos should be able to swiftly remove you from their mailer database.

Fortune Lounge casinos:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/members/

Red Flush casinos affiliate manager:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/members/

Admin note: changed title.

Also, Casino Rewards casinos have not been mentioned. (I know casino names can get confusing )

 

[Mozaik]

If the offers look the same (Red Flush and Euro Casino) then it's a good chance that it's coming from an affiliate. The best thing to do is to contact the casino reps and give them any URL code that is used in the offer. That will point to which affiliate is targeting you via snail mail. If it's not coming from an affiliate, then the casinos should be able to swiftly remove you from their mailer database.

Fortune Lounge casinos:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/members/

Red Flush casinos affiliate manager:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/members/

Admin note: changed title.

Also, Casino Rewards casinos have not been mentioned. (I know casino names can get confusing )

Thank you Brian! I think I will do just that, since I've asked Red Flush to remove me from their mailing list before.

I will just scan it later on so they can have a look at it themself and hopefully I won't have to deal with it anymore