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FWIW, that url leads to a download for Gold VIP Club; go figure.
Jordon phoned John tonight and Jordon was very apologetic for what happened. Jordon informed John that the affiliate in question has had his affiliate account terminated. As far as GoneGambling is concerned this is satisfactory. It removes the incentive for the affiliate to continue spamming. At least until he signs up for affiliate accounts with different casinos - which it appears he had already done. Not all downloads may have been for Prime Casino, although as Vinylweatherman has shown, as he was brave enough to do a download, at least one was.
GoneGambling has "for now" declined Jordon's invitation to again promote Prime Casino. Jordon certainly said all the right things in his phone conversation. However, the problems and lack of response over the past week are still too vivid for GoneGambling to jump into bed again right away.
The one thing we all have in common on the Internet is a trust that people and businesses we deal with will do the right thing. Once trust has been broken, it's a very difficult thing to give or to get back. It's a pity that more people and businesses don't understand this fundamental basic.
Why is Prime casino even brought up?
If you download the setup file and run it from any of the above links that you've posted, you'll see that the setup file is for Gold VIP Club casino.
I believe it's because the spammer moves from one affiliate program to another keeping the spammy URL. The only way to fully shut these guys down is to have their domain server shut them down. Many of these are in China or other obscure places - good luckI was wondering the same thing. Why is Prime Casino brought up and where is that connection? I'm missing something I guess.
I believe it's because the spammer moves from one affiliate program to another keeping the spammy URL. The only way to fully shut these guys down is to have their domain server shut them down. Many of these are in China or other obscure places - good luck
Well, bad news Meister................
Looks like the spam gremlins are sending out an email for a site promoting Belle Rock and guess what it says in the FROM: field of the mail?
Casino Meister
I checked the source code of the message and it clearly isn't from you. But they're trying to make it look like it is.
Spammers really suck!
~Daera
P.S. I have the mail if you want it.
Yeah, send it to me