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Hi all
I didn’t know where to post this, so it’s here in general discussion for now.
I’ve begun my (perhaps futile) battle against gambling spam emails.
I guess I’m just fed up with it, and I believe that this industry can get along just fine without spam.
So I setup http://www.fightcasinospam.com.It’ll basically recieve spam reports and alert casinos of the fact that they are getting spam.
It will also (eventually) put up the top 10 offenders list so everyone can see who spams the most.I’m hoping that I can get the support of other webmasters here to improve how I can curtail spam, and how we can (as a group) force the casinos to REALLY act on their supposed (NO SPAM) policies.
Any comments are welcome, and I’d be very happy to answer any questions you have about the intiative.
regards
Ed Yu aka casinoman
You ought to post about this at casinomeister and winneronline – both have long threads about casino spam at this time.
Nice idea.
Yes, good idea. The more self-regulation that can happen in this industry, the better.
thanks for the vote of confidence. I have taken on board your suggestions and started to discuss it on other boards as well.
As of today we have secured the endorsement of 3 major online casinos, whos names will be revealed in time.
I’d like to see more pro-active involvement from the webmaster community as well. It is us who recieve spam, spam complaints and have a chance to confront the casinos/programs about it.
If we sit back and don’t do anything then it will just keep carrying on.
Please take a look at the site in your own time, best thing you can do to support the campaign is to grab a signage logo and put it on your websites.
The more we can make players aware of the FCS the more reports it will get and be able to better confront and deal with gambling sites which are ‘turning a blind eye’ to spam tactics.
Have a great day
Ed
