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  • #657452
    Anonymous
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    Slot Fever is run by the same outfit that runs Vegas Magic.

    #657453
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Sorry but it doesn’t ring a bell.

    what kind of software is it?

    and do you know anybody there or anything more about them?

    ty

    #657454
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’m pretty sure its RTG software …

    Someone had suggested this site had some sort of connection with a notorious individual … dont want to spread that gossip, but Ill say I have never considered adding them.

    #657456
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I have heard that they actually dont do to badly…

    Tried signing up but the sign-up form doesnt seem to work.

    Yes, I think it is probably owned by a well-known individual. Not sure if “notorious” is the right word though…

    #657464
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by arkyt
    I’m pretty sure its RTG software …

    Someone had suggested this site had some sort of connection with a notorious individual … dont want to spread that gossip, but Ill say I have never considered adding them.

    Yes – RTG software.
    Know about the gossip – and I think it’s true (take a look at his website). I think he actually owns the casino

    I did promote them and had few decent players making me about $500 every month. They all strangely dissappered 3 months ago – 0 earnings since then…

    #657466
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Slot Fever and Casino Magic are both RTG powered casinos. They are also both owned by Casino Prophet.

    FWIW I have played at both as a player and cash out with no real problem. I also receive my commissions when due with no problems.

    #657476
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I didn’t want to be the one to say it ;)

    I cant find it in myself to promote for someone who had no problem using 1×1 iframes designed to screw their piers …

    #657478
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by arkyt
    I didn’t want to be the one to say it ;)

    I cant find it in myself to promote for someone who had no problem using 1×1 iframes designed to screw their piers …

    the old cookie days :laugh:

    #657484
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    From my discussions with RTG in las vegas, the prophet sold both of those casinos very recently, but for the life of me I cant remember the name of the buyer – it might be warren cloud but dont quote me on that.

    Antoine

    #657486
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by antoine
    From my discussions with RTG in las vegas, the prophet sold both of those casinos very recently, but for the life of me I cant remember the name of the buyer – it might be warren cloud but dont quote me on that.

    Antoine

    That explains why my players vanished…

    #657487
    vladcizsol
    Member

    I hadnt heard this Antoine. Thanks for the heads up.

    #657504
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by antoine
    … the prophet sold both of those casinos …. it might be warren cloud

    😮 – interesting.

    #657506
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I believe they are owned by Casinoprophet

    #657554
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Hi all,

    I actually got a call from Mr Prophet the other day.

    Personally I never faulted him for the cookie thing though it wouldn’t have been my first choice of operating policy.

    I believe the fault in the cookie situation was with the sponsor; not with the affiliate. But that’s my opinion.

    I found Shawn to be both pleasant and helpful. And I wouldn’t have hesitated a second to contact him about this matter after our talk the other day.

    However I guess the whole situation is mute as the player has since written me and said after he had trouble cashing out; he went back and played the money off.

    That pretty much puts a period on the whole deal in my eyes.

    #657555
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by bb1webs I believe the fault in the cookie situation was with the sponsor; not with the affiliate. But that’s my opinion.

    The programs didnt request that the affiliates load 1×1 iframes to install cookies on users computers – that was something the affiliate did … furthermore they were most likely tipped off into knowing that the hole was present in the first place. They knew full well that they would/could be hurting their competitors and in an attempt to hide what they were doing used encrypted coding to hide it from us all …

    If he was willing to screw you over then whats changed today?

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