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    Default Tom2, don't you think you are spamming?

    I just checked and found that Tom2 has joined GPWA as a public member today and has already posted 10 times in 10 different threads alwasy praising one particular casino. Somebody from the admin should stop this before this chap spreads his virus in all our threads.

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    This was another spammer for 56casino. The account has been closed.
    I have left the industry and earned a law degree at Indiana University Bloomington, Maurer School of Law. Here are ways to stay in touch with me:
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    Inquiries intended for an administrator or staff member can be directed to Anthony Telesca through the forum (username Anthony) or to the general contact address manager AT gpwa DOT org.

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    Well if this is a new casino that is trying to get the word out they are sure going about it the wrong way. All the spam has killed any interest I may have had in the brand. They have really shot themselves in the foot before getting a chance to make any resemblance of impact with affiliates.

    I can only imagine the amount of spam to reach email inboxes in the near future. It's gonna be a real mess.
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    Maybe they are like Hienz trying for 57 varieties lol

    Quote Originally Posted by CityGuard View Post
    This was another spammer for 56casino. The account has been closed.

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    Default Spammers

    Hi,

    On the subject of spamming, I'm quite new to the casino affiliate game, and I want to promote a new social networking site that I'm building, its a membership site that is aimed at casino affiliates and affiliate programs, but I don't want to get a bad reputation as a spammer. Has anyone got any suggestions on a marketing strategy without getting a bad name? I'm heading to Budapest to do some promoting, but other than that I'm not sure how to approach this.

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