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Spamming
Just received an e-mail from Winner casino which ended up in my spam box. This casino has been certified by GPWA and yet they're guilty of spamming.
Progressives will payout $197,000 Today!
Start playing now with $1000 absolutely Free
& be a winner!!
I promise you will have a great time.
your satisfaction is guaranteed :-)
The GPWA code of conduct includes the following provisions that are to be followed both by the affiliate program and the operators they represent:
- Abides by all laws, regulations, and license requirements of the jurisdictions within which they operate.
- Is truthful in all promotions and publishes only accurate information about their operations.
- Publicly discloses any rules and registration procedures affecting affiliates or the public.
- Uses only ethical means of promotion either directly or indirectly through others.
- Pays both affiliates and players promptly in accordance with published terms and conditions.
- Promptly responds to complaints either by affiliates or by affiliates on behalf of their players.
- Accepts responsibility for compliance with the terms of the sponsor code of conduct.
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I have removed the link in the above post and placed it here.
xxhttp://spinnerpromo.com/link.php?M=244477&N=59&L=14&F=H
Remove the xx's
Rick
Universal4
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Due to the lack of interest in this thread I take it's okay for online casinos to spam, especially those that are listed sponsors here at GPWA?!
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It's quite possible that it was an affiliate that sent the spam, not the casino itself.
Sure many spammers send their crap out PRETENDING to be the casino, but only further research would verify if it was an affiliate or the casino directly.
Rick
Universal4
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Makes sense Rick.
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