Who is this and how do I get rid of them?

[anniemac]

I get this same email 3-4 times a day every day. What does it say and who is it?

FROM: SP Support

TO: *snip*

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Wednesday, April 4, 2012 6:05 PM

Ein kanadischer Spieler knackte nur fünf Tage nach seiner Anmeldung einen der massiven Jackpots im SP Casino.

Er durfte sich über unglaubliche eine Millionen US-Dollar freuen. Auch er begann mit diesem 200% Bonusangebot, fing sofort an zu spielen und landete nur kurze Zeit später den absoluten Volltreffer.

Sie könnten der nächste große Gewinner oder die nächste große Gewinnerin sein.

Sie erhalten denselben Bonus, den auch unser Großgewinner erhalten hat.

Doch Sie müssen sich beeilen, denn dieses Bonusangebot ist nur noch für eine kurze Zeit gültig.

Spielen noch heute eines der über 450 Spiele im SP Casino, wo viele Jackpots in Millionenhöhe auf sie warten. Viel Glück!

Casino manager

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[silcnlayc]

I get this same email 3-4 times a day every day. What does it say and who is it?

I do too and I have asked how to stop it cause I do not understand the button for remove on it...sadly got no no answer as to where to hit, unsubscribe!

.

 

[chayton]

If you click the link and download the casino, it's Spin Palace. I closed my Palace group accounts because of that spammer and the fact they don't think it's got anything to do with them.

EDIT: Forgot to say you can't block the sender because he uses forged emails. I set up a 'rule' to automatically delete anything that includes in the content or sender name "SP casino" - I'm not sure what you use for your email (BTW if that's your real email address in the post it should be deleted before it hits google) so maybe see if they have anything like that you can set up?

 

[anniemac]

Now Cindy, do I look like "Peter" to you? No that's not even my email address. This is coming to my Yahoo account. When you run full headers, way, way down at the bottom of all that junk is my email addy.

I'm in the US. Why the hell would Spin Palace be sending me email and in German? at that?

Guess I'm going to have to get onto the Spin Palace rep. here.

 

[Mojack]

Google translate gave me this translation:

A Canadian player cracked just five days after his declaration of a massive jackpots casino in the SP.

He was able to celebrate an incredible one million U.S. dollars. He also started with this 200% bonus offer, immediately began to play and landed a short time later, the absolute winner.

You could be the next big winner or the next big winner.

You get the same bonus that has received our big winners.

But you must hurry, for this bonus offer is valid only for a short time.

Still play one of over 450 casino games in the SP, where many millions of dollars in jackpots waiting on them. Good luck!

Casino manager
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Sorry you're getting spammed.

 

[Realitybitez]

I get this same email 3-4 times a day every day. What does it say and who is it?

I have absolutely NO idea I get them all the time too. I was going to create a filter to dump all emails from SP in the heading but the problem being my initials are SP so I'd probably block myself from getting heaps of emails I should be getting.. grrrr!!!!

 

[Tirilej]

I get them too, but they sit there among all other spam looking so nice
I don't get bothered with the spam any longer. I just don't open the mail.
Waist of energy to get angry I think

 

[Realitybitez]

I get them too, but they sit there among all other spam looking so nice
I don't get bothered with the spam any longer. I just don't open the mail.
Waist of energy to get angry I think

lol!:lolsign: I hear ya doll. Gets tons of spam but unless they're from the casinos I actually play with, well just takes a push of the button DELETE... hehhehe

 

[KasinoKing]

Yep, it's Spin Palace...
I started a thread about this about 5 weeks ago:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/yet-more-palace-group-spam.49032/

I was hoping Palace Group (being Accredited and all) would have put a stop to this by now - but it seems they just don't care.

KK

 

[chayton]

Now Cindy, do I look like "Peter" to you?

I dunno I thought maybe it was your alter-ego or pen name or something. I used to have an email address of Jake@ (for my dog) but I started getting a lot of 'find hot women' spam so I quit using it.

Anyhoo, the person who sends these 'SP Casino' mails is (I'm almost postive) the same one who sends all the Kings Palace crap. Basically all you'll hear from the Palace Group rep is "We don't send spam" so don't expect that anything will come from contacting them.

 

[Perc]

They seem to have purchased quite a large number of emails. I get the same "SP Casino" spam to an email addy that I haven't used in a long time, and never used it for anything gambling related, so they're just hitting everyone they can.

 

[vinylweatherman]

I dunno I thought maybe it was your alter-ego or pen name or something. I used to have an email address of Jake@ (for my dog) but I started getting a lot of 'find hot women' spam so I quit using it.

Anyhoo, the person who sends these 'SP Casino' mails is (I'm almost postive) the same one who sends all the Kings Palace crap. Basically all you'll hear from the Palace Group rep is "We don't send spam" so don't expect that anything will come from contacting them.

This is not enough. For an accredited casino, they must do more than not send it themselves, they must ensure it is not sent on their behalf by third party marketing agents that get paid by the group in any way.

This is a BIG spammer, as "SP Casino" is also used in snail mail marketing campaigns. It is starting to look like the offender is "too big to punish", so is allowed to get away with it for the most part.

Rather than look at the fake sender email addresses, look for the email gateway, and if it is the same one, report it and it will get blacklisted if enough complaints come in. Complaints to the registrar and hosting of the "SP Casino" landing page could get it shut down, which will cripple the setup the spammer uses to tag and forward the traffic.

It won't necessarily stop it, but it will inconvenience the spammer, and could start drawing unwanted attention to the Palace Group itself from regulatory bodies.

A mass boycott of "Spin Palace" would send a more direct message.