affiliates (or multiple affiliates) spamming Bodog properties

[universal4]

Over the past 4 days I have recieved a number of spam mails promoting bodog brands which I am fairly sure came from an affiliate.

In fact in 4 days there are 7 mails, and inspecting the headers, as well as cross-referencing the mail server logs they were mailed from 6 different ip addresses.

These emails all came to a non-gaming private email address that is never used for any kind of gaming activity.

ALL 7 emails came with a FROM name that would appear to be from Bodog. I know for a fact that this is not true, but if this person is spamming mailing lists acquired from such sources as banks, credit card companies or utilities my guess is a lot of people will accuse you guys of these mailings. (Let me state again, I am NOT implying you sent these)

All 7 emails have near the bottom of the email the following:
To change contact info email KenAWrightsa@gmail.com
#10 TownHouse Plaza
Cnr of American & All Saints Road
St. John's, Antigua

All 7 emails use a different redirect domain and page to conceal the affiliate link (6 in total) the only similarity are the two emails from the same ip address.

The Ip's used in the emails are:
195.162.69.137 russia
199.103.57.162 canada
85.159.233.125 netherlands
85.159.233.125 netherlands
74.81.168.59 NC
185.25.49.32 lithuania
74.81.168.55 NC

I do not know yet whether the email listed in the mails is valid, or if that it is the affiliate that sent these or just the email of a hired mailer.

Could you please post or pm me an email address where I could forward these emails so that you could determine the affiliate tags from these mailings and have a little discussion with them?

Rick
Universal4

[BeckyCA]

Hey Rick, ya- I've had a few people pass me these emails which I've forwarded on to Riyaz of Betting Partners so he can look into it. Do you have his contact information? I'll PM you just in case