VIP Club Who are they?

[binshakindown]

I got an email that most likely is spam, but I thought I would try to find out who, and what they may be and possibly how I became sooo lucky to be privledged enough to receive an email from them in the first place. I have a clue in the email to which casino group may have done it. Searched the rouge list only to come up empty handed. Could any shed some light? The email return address is "someone's name"[email protected]. It appears to be a casino that uses RTG software.

 

[chayton]

The two that spring to mind immediately are VIP Lounge (bad) and Gold VIP Club (even worse) - but there's also a VIP.com casino that's listed as "Good to Go" on CM's RTG list.

I'd be inclined to think that if you got spammed, chances are it's one of the two bad ones - I'd bet a buck it's from Gold VIP Club.

 

[chuchu59]

Chayton is right. The names of the casinos speaks volumes. In my book VIP = RIP and Gold = Fold.

 

[jas2587]

I got a very nice beach chair from VIP.Com an I have not deposited there in a long while so dont know why I got it this past Friday

Cindy

 

[chayton]

I got a very nice beach chair from VIP.Com an I have not deposited there in a long while so dont know why I got it this past Friday

Cindy

Mebbe the free vacation that goes with the beach chair got delayed?

 

[jas2587]

dang just my luck

Cindy

 

[binshakindown]

wow a beach chair

funny! Looks like this one didn't get a beach chair. However, this was the picture inside the email and text "You have won our voucher Jack Pot!

Today is your lucky day, you are one of a selected few who have been chosen at random to be given a $15 voucher on the house.

Join our club today and be on your way to winnings by playing all of your casino favorites and to keep you coming back, we make sure that we have the most frequently paying Jack Pots on the net.

Come on in and spin your way to fun and riches." What a lame voucher Jackpot, $15. Come to think of it, I have never heard of a voucher jackpot!!