As CEO of lucky 18 I wish to respond with regard the above post.
For the past couple of weeks we have been inundated with malicious spam to our website.
The spammers who have been sending this traffic have done so WITHOUT tracking and without being affiliates of ours, and of course without our permission.
As a direct result of this malicious spamming we have lost one of servers in Canada; this has cost us a substantial amount of money, time and aggravation.
I can categorically say that we do NOT endorse or allow spam affiliates to work with us.
RTG have been advised about the above, and we are working non-stop to locate the offenders and stop this immediately.
I apologize personally if this has caused any trouble or problems to anyone, and you can be assured that we are doing our utmost to resolve this serious situation.
Sincerely Yours,
Naphtali Goldman LL.B (Hons.) MBA
CEO Lucky 18 casino
@ezlxq 184770 wrote:
How about if you stopped spamming people first?
I have been receiving huge amounts of inbound spam on behalf of your affiliates, to accounts which have never opted in to any email program whatsoever. I and several other colleagues have been reporting this to your organization for months. The spam continues.
I joined this forum almost two years ago to complain about a similar operation. I have no interest in Casinos or Gambling of any sort since I lost a relative to suicide which was a direct result of compulsive, addictive gambling. Yet I receive TONS of these messages, these days primarily promoting your casino.
Stop hiring illegal spammers and then maybe someone will “review” your sites or your programs. As it sits now I can tell you: I hate it, because the ONLY WAY I hear about it is via ongoing, relentless, illegally sent spam, which you take no action on whatsoever.
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