Rialto Casino calling me at home!

anniemac

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Got a phone call tonight on my home number from a Mark Goldman from Rialto casino. Promises of free chip, big deposit bonus, quick payments etc.

My problem is this, my home phone number is unlisted and unpublished. As far as I know, there is not a casino around that has my home number. I always use my cell number for signup for that reason.

This is BS. If I wanted every nutjob in the world to be able to call me at home, I wouldn't pay my phone company each month to keep it hidden. It doesn't even come up on caller ID.

The amount of spam I am getting has increased immensely in the last month. I am getting crap from casinos and aff sites on my gmail account that I only use for CW and Sloto casinos. All the rest go to my yahoo account.

Who ever has sold my information, a pox on your head.
 
ok that is wierd because some ass from Vegas number caller id ----702-605-4193 and yes I'm giving number out on purpose!!! Same casino I believe he mentioned something about top game and rushmore rialto and some other shit casinos--- when i asked how he knew i played online he said and i quote we have been watching and monitoring your rtg play -- at that point i said listen you f-ck don't ever call me again.. Now why did i freak out hmmm I hit a major jackpot at a rtg casino today and suddenly tonight I have this ass calling me!!! I want to know how he is able to monitor my play when I don't play at those casinos? Any thought people because I'm pissed big time and also how did he get my cell phone number.
 
702-605-4193 - Looks like it was the same prick. LOL!

He did mention Rushmore, Cherry Red, I can guarantee that neither of those casinos have my home phone number. It's been years since I even opened either one of them.

Wish I had thought to give him a cussing but I was so shocked that a casino called me at home, I didn't think about it.

Even when Silver Oak calls me, they call on my cellphone.

A pox, I say!
 
Its sometimes nice to be able to have someone to talk to. If they were to call me I'd prefer a Julie or Tiffany preferably 25-30, in good shape, active, likes to wear short skirts and tight clothing, and loves a nude beach (ill spread sand in my backyard).
 
OK but my main point is (((((HE SAID WE HAVE BEEN MONITORING YOUR RTG PLAY ))))))))) This freaks me out!!!! Can they see me playing rtg lets say at CW or tops because its RTG? I mean if they can I will stop playing this day!!!! I haven't played at any of the casinos he mentioned if 2 years I believe!

I'm freaked I take my privacy very seriously and don't like the idea that someone can see how much or where I play. :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
 
That's exactly what I want to know... So if a bad casino is a rtg platform can they get info about players at other casinos because we play rtg? Why would he say that to me. Then he even said i see you are a mid range depositor. How would he know that?
 
RIALTO = Rogue to the NINES!!!!!!!

I actually found CM and registered as a member of this Forum because in order to Pitch a Bitch over a problem I had collecting a paltry $100 win from a "free chip" that enticed me to sign up on that crummy Top Game site.

In hindsight, I cannot believe how much trouble I went to to get the $100. I spent at least 50 hours over about six weeks with countless phone calls and emails to their "support" line. I was given one lame excuse after another.

Collecting definitely become a matter of principle as it was certainly not about the $100 they owed me. I just decided I was NOT going to let it go.

After about three weeks of getting the runaround, my research on this type of issue let me to the CM site. I did a PB with Max but I still didn't let up on Rialto.

Finally after about 6 weeks, the withdrawal was removed from pending status and I was told I would have to make a minimum of $40 deposit to be paid. I made the deposit--which I lost of course--and about two weeks later (after 3 or 4 more calls to them) they wired the funds to my bank account. My bank charged a fee of $10 for the wire transfer. So I estimate that my collection efforts netted me about $1.00 an hour. :( :D :mad:

A few weeks later Max PMd me to let me know he was playing catch up and wanted to know if I had ever been paid and I let him know I that I had and gave him the rest of the story.

Considering how much I played online (off and on) from 2001-2006, I cannot believe I never found CM until I had this fiasco, but I never really had a problem getting paid anywhere during those years. Oh yes, I reversed an ungodly amount of withdrawals and played them back due to stalling tactics that ALL casinos use. I still withdrew countless times to the tune of an estimated $130,000.

The most positive thing from the entire ordeal is obvious. I found the MEISTER! :lolup:
 
That's exactly what I want to know... So if a bad casino is a rtg platform can they get info about players at other casinos because we play rtg? Why would he say that to me. Then he even said i see you are a mid range depositor. How would he know that?

I seriously doubt that anyone can look at your play at every casino. But you have asked how he knows your information, here are some possibilities.

First off it is a combination of a little bit of info and some good sales skills. A good salesperson can take limited information and use it very skillfully.

The scenarios are based upon information sold or employees going from one place to another and bringing information with them.

Phone #--- It only took one place where you listed your home #. Especially because its a non published # ,it was found in some public manner, and most likely explanation is you left that # somewhere.

Mid range depositor--- It is definite possibility that they do have details, again from former employee taking info with them to another casino or selling it. Also saying your a "mid range" depositor could be a sales pitch, "mid range" could be used to describe anyone, its all perception. At the same time if I mention "mid range" in discussion I may be able to fish out of you what you do actually deposit, and thats very useful info when trying to establish a potential depositor.

So in conclusion yes indeed someone got some info on you from another RTG. They are turning the little bit of info into a sales pitch , and going way overboard with the pitch when they go over to the monitoring your RTG play. Its really easy to understand that your in US, you've played RTG, and its a good possibility you still do. I do not believe that it has anything to do with hitting a jackpot. There does seem to be mass spam via telephone and email. With the holidays Its a great time of the season to go get money from people. They are obviously making lots of these calls, probably under the same format and the only purpose is to get deposits. You should be safe as long as you don't fall for it.
 
The weird thing was I gave out my cell on live chat today when dealing with withdrawal because i needed to speak with a manager about something -- then hours later I got the call on my cell -- it was weird and freaky. I don't like coincidences.
 
Sales guys can't monitor your activity at RTG casinos. That's a load of bollocks. The only way they would know if you had played at any other RTG casinos would be through stolen databases and matching up email addresses etc. Sounds about right to me.
 
Just got another phone call on my home phone from the same guy.

This time I thought to ask him where he got my home phone number. He stuttered and fluttered and finally said he got it from other RTG casinos I have signed up at.

That's a crock because I don't give out my home phone number to anyone that I don't want to have it. It is just creepy as the devil that someone in the casino land is privy to my personal info and giving it out to whoever.

I am being spammed on my gmail account from casinos that I guarantee I have not given that email account to. There is also a forum that is spamming me there that I haven't even heard of. And by being spammed, I mean to the tune of 30-40 emails a day.

I know I'll never find out who is selling my info, but I still wish a pox on their spammy head. :mad:
 
I wouldn't be surprised if Rushmore was the culprit who disclosed the phone numbers. This group is again tight on funds and regularly resorts to call calls to solicit deposits. Just received a long distance call and the girl muttered a couple of words only to hang up abruptly. Have a feeling its from one of the unwanted casinos on my list.
 

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