OK addressing the posts since my last post in this thread.
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I'm afraid I don't believe Alexi has unsubscribed from the list. She was claiming as of last weekend (last time the newsletter went out) that we (not the affiliate) emailed her the weekly newsletter after she had unsubscribed. That is simply not possible unless she did not unsubscribe correctly. We have less than zero interest in mailing to a player who is unsubscribing from the promotions. It makes us no money and causes unnecessary headaches like this thread.
NO ONE else anywhere on the internet is claiming they have unsubscribed from our weekly newsletter and continue to get our emails since that simply does not happen. So either Alexi does not know how to do it or does not want to do it.
Either way, Alexi, please provide me your email to have you removed from the list. If you refuse to provide it and continue to post our weekly newsletters here and keep claiming they are spam I can only assume you are not interested in unsubscribing and want to continue this and I will stop responding to your claims.
We share our unsubscribe list with all affiliates who do permission based email marketing as we do not want people who don't wanna hear from us to hear from our affiliates either. So if Alexi unsubscribed from our list she would not hear from this affiliate either. I am looking forward to her getting our weekly newsletter this weekend and claiming that it is spam again.
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Regarding Vinyl's claims, who is not a customer and who I unfortunately again have to address due to his very vivid imagination (vis-a-vis the "office pizzeria" stuff this time) 30 Borough High Street is indeed a business complex in London. You can have a look at all the offices there at :
We have never claimed the casino operates out of the London office. I made that pretty clear to Bryan before he posted his retraction. We operate out of Costa Rica. Operia Corp Limited (parent company of Pamper Casino) maintains a presence in London due to legal and contractual obligations. No actual casino related work is done from there.
Pamper Casino's offices are located in Costa Rica. That is where management & part of CS is located. We also have a call center in India that handles the bulk of our CS for our EU clients. I hope that puts this issue to rest once and for all.
3> Finally, Bryan, I also googled +"af=maarten2&bn=44" and did not find anything except a couple advertising links. We do not accept affiliates that spam. The affiliate Maarten works very closely with us and we are pretty sure he is fully compliant on all email guidelines. If Maarten is spamming we wanna know about it. Please PM/email me some stuff on this if you have it.
Vivid imagination eh!!
As you say, I am NOT a customer, and therefore have not been automatically opted in to what you call your "newsletter".
Did I imagine this then
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Hi <my REAL name, properly spelt, and in full>,
Just thought I'd let you know about the current special promotion running at Pamper Casino :
$ 100 no-strings attached free chip. Coupon code : 100FREE
Connect now :
Link Removed ( Old/Invalid)
3000% bonus redeemable unlimited times on EVERY deposit. Coupon code : 3000SLOTS
The 3000% bonus is a special limited time promotion. Take advantage today before this promotion ends!
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Deposit via any credit card including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners or use Moneybookers, Neteller, EWalletXpress, Click2pay, Western Union or Moneygram.
This message was sent to Brian Hems at
brian.hems@ntlworld.com on behalf of Pamper Casino at Plaza Heredia, Heredia, Costa Rica.
To no longer hear from us please visit :
httpxxxxxx://www.onlinecasinohot.com/byeenglish.html
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Yet you claim you DON'T SPAM, nor allow it from "affiliates".
This blows your defense of Alexis' claims out of the water, subscribing, unsubscribing, etc has no bearing whatsoever. According to your argument, I should never have received this, and you could have ended up owing Alexis $10,000 - but since it seems guaranteed that you would have been called upon to pay up, the offer simply had to be a "scam", with the intent to wriggle out of paying had she been foolish enough to match your supposed $10K with $10K of real money in some mystified Costa Rican escrow account.
This is Pamper spam number THREE for me to my recollection, and this last one was TODAY.