GambleQueen

[Pitboss_IGG]

Well at least it is refreshing to get spammed by someone new! This one is from GambleQueen for Empire Poker.

GambleQueen.com is brought to you by the folks at:

Surge Media
270 Bellevue Ave.
Suite 358
Newport, RI 02840

[universal4]

Yep,
and that spam is being sent to a harvested list....

The email address I got it at is only used on a web page and nowhere else...

I need to get at and do the javascript thing on all of em...

[FictionNet]

The GambleQueen crap is hitting every e-mail I've got.

[kidd75219]

They do not honor remove requests.

[FictionNet]

These clowns continue to bombard me with spam every day, promoting everything from Mummy's Gold to Fortune Junction. The morons seem to be specifically spamming casino affiliates.

[adrianm]

happed to me but i took few hours to report all this spamming guy emails to spamcop. I really think it had effect as number of spam emails is much lower now.

[FictionNet]

Today these asses are spamming for Bella Vegas.

[FictionNet]

And today it's dozens of e-mails spamming for Piggs Peak.

[Spearmaster]

Would highly recommend forwarding each copy of spam you get to the affiliate manager - as soon as he/she starts getting all the spam I'm sure it will be promptly dealt with.

[FictionNet]

I forward every copy, individually, to the casino involved.

[FictionNet]

Spamming for Bella Vegas again today. As Bella Vegas already know about this spammer, I can only guess that they have no problem with it.

[FictionNet]

Had this from Bella Vegas:


"Dear Rob,

Having experienced spamming myself, on a daily basis, I can only suggest you download spyware to ensure that
you do not receive unsolicited mail. The sender will receive an automated mail advising that their mail is not 'welcome'.

Unfortunately it seems that once your email address is out there in the virtual world, everyone bombards you,
so another suggestion I have is for you to have one address for personal correspondence and another for any registrations
you fill out on the Net, whether that be for online gaming, online shopping or becoming a member of a site.

If I can assist you further in any way, please don't hesitate to call again.

Kind regards,
Michelle "


And my reply:

"Hi, Michelle

Anti-spyware, which is what I think you meant, won't prevent spammers harvesting our websites and then sending spam to us, promoting your casino.

The only thing which will prevent affiliates spamming, is that the casino (that's you) closes the spammer's (that's gamblequeen.com) account.

You may want to confirm at GPWA once you've closed the spammers account - right now, it gives the impression to casino affiliates that you 100% endorse spammers.


Rob

[FictionNet]

Today they're spamming for 777dragon.com - it auto-forwards every copy to their website hosts.

[FictionNet]

Today they're spamming for 7 Sultans. Once again, a copy of every single e-mail has been sent to their hosts.

[universal4]

By the way....there is also another connection here.

Domain Name: EASYCASINOCASH.COM

Administrative Contact:
Latimer, Scott scott@gamblequeen.com
270 Bellevue Avenue
Suite 358
Newport, RI 02840
US
401-261-7910
Fax:401-261-7910



Rick
Universal4

[FictionNet]

Yep... and today they're using that other domain to spam for Bella Vegas again. So, from what I can see, Bella Vegas have decided not to act on spamming affiliates.

[Spearmaster]

Has anyone mentioned this to Bella Vegas yet?

[FictionNet]

The e-mail I copied earlier in the thread came from support@bellavegas

[FictionNet]

Today they're spamming for ActionOnline.com - the clickthrough URL is going to:
http://www.smallslm.com/Gt?e=1559243...rofile=mailer1

Copy of each going to actiononline.com and the host.

[FictionNet]

Today's spam-session is on behalf of Cinema Casino.