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- Oct 14, 2004
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- United Kingdom
Got this SPAM from Communicator Corporation, who are sending it on behalf of the "Bloody Hell" newsletter (All In Marketing Group).
It is for Fortune Lounge casinos, however, they have SPOOFED THE FROM ADDRESS so that it looks like it is DIRECTLY FROM FORTUNE LOUNGE THEMSELVES!!!!!!!
Further down, they explain WHY I am receiving the "newsletter"
So, they CLAIM that by signing on with a "Partner casino", I am now receiving this to my PRIVATE email address, KNOWN ONLY TO CASINOS I HAVE JOINED!!!!
Now EVERY "partner casino" of theirs is "in the frame" for this.
This could also back up my other theory, that they were given my email "in confidence" by a casino who use Communicator Corporation for promotional mailers, but feel this gives them the right to use these addresses to bulk out lists for their other clients, whom have NOT received DIRECT permission from me to add me to the list.
It ALSO says "If you wish not to receive this newsletter, please please, opt yourself out at the bottom of the page. You will be taken out immediately."
HOW
There is no *&^%$ OPT OUT LINK!!!!!!!!
Is this enough to demonstrate that Communicator Corporation are a ROGUE MARKETING GROUP, and just as players are asked not to patronise the rogue casinos, shouldn't CASINOS stop feeding these rogue marketing groups by giving them contracts (and presumably our email addresses).
There's more later (perhaps), because this is a Microgaming casino, and I can determine whether there is an affiliate tracking cookie (identifying exactly WHO organises this "newsletter"), or whether the cookie is "default", which would pretty much implicate a direct contract (no affiliate tracking), which would presumably have to come from an organisation directly employed by Fortune Lounge.
It is for Fortune Lounge casinos, however, they have SPOOFED THE FROM ADDRESS so that it looks like it is DIRECTLY FROM FORTUNE LOUNGE THEMSELVES!!!!!!!
Further down, they explain WHY I am receiving the "newsletter"
You have signed-on into this news letter through one of our partner casinos, that you have played at in the past, If you wish not to receive this newsletter, please please, opt yourself out at the bottom of the page. You will be taken out immediately. I assure you we do not wish to bother you, only to inform. and entertain you.
All In UK Gamblers is a weekly e-mail newsletter, bringing you the most information in the casino world, including the latest in news, entertainment, playing strategies.
Copyright All In UK Marketing 2007
All In Marketing Group values our customers and your personal info. We will never sell, give out, or redistribute your personal information.
We will from time to time bring you the all the online offers we can find for you. once again
Thank you
All In UK
4 Lassert Way , Bristol
United Kingdom
So, they CLAIM that by signing on with a "Partner casino", I am now receiving this to my PRIVATE email address, KNOWN ONLY TO CASINOS I HAVE JOINED!!!!
Now EVERY "partner casino" of theirs is "in the frame" for this.
This could also back up my other theory, that they were given my email "in confidence" by a casino who use Communicator Corporation for promotional mailers, but feel this gives them the right to use these addresses to bulk out lists for their other clients, whom have NOT received DIRECT permission from me to add me to the list.
It ALSO says "If you wish not to receive this newsletter, please please, opt yourself out at the bottom of the page. You will be taken out immediately."
HOW
There is no *&^%$ OPT OUT LINK!!!!!!!!
Is this enough to demonstrate that Communicator Corporation are a ROGUE MARKETING GROUP, and just as players are asked not to patronise the rogue casinos, shouldn't CASINOS stop feeding these rogue marketing groups by giving them contracts (and presumably our email addresses).
There's more later (perhaps), because this is a Microgaming casino, and I can determine whether there is an affiliate tracking cookie (identifying exactly WHO organises this "newsletter"), or whether the cookie is "default", which would pretty much implicate a direct contract (no affiliate tracking), which would presumably have to come from an organisation directly employed by Fortune Lounge.