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OK, after deleting 20+ spam emails per day from a particular affiliate, I’m planning to post the details in the relevant Certified Program Forums each time in the future…
I just received spam promoting Vegas Villa. The redirect yields this URL:
xhttp://www.mustbetables.net/page6/default.asp?btag=MS_262400_383000_023138
which in turn redirects to
xhttp://www.vegas-villa.com/default.asp?BTag=MS_262400_383000_023138“This mailing is sent from prizeshere.com. You have received this advertisement through opting in to one or more of our offers or by becoming one of our valued customers. We are committed to delivering a highly rewarding on-line gaming experience, with regular updates and promotions.
Pearl House, 29 St James Street, London, SW1A 1HB”The domain changes every day, so unsubscribing is pointless, and is just a mailto link anyway.
I assume this violates the affiliate terms. Please see what can be done.
Just got one for 7 Sultans:
Redirects to:
xhttp://www.7-sultans.com/default.asp?btag=MS_318400_382530_094200“This advertisement has been sent from adventurerollercoaster.com. We extremely value the importance of your privacy. Kenneth, you have registered to one or more of our offers or by becoming one of our valued customers. We are committed to delivering a highly rewarding on-line gaming experience, with promotional updates and offers especially tailored for you.
St Georges House, 15 Hanover Square, London, W1S 1SH”Fortune Affiliates checked for me, and was given information by the sender of the email indicating I had opted in to their list a month or so ago. However, the IP they say I signed up from was a cable modem in Rochester New York, far from my home. Whether it was someone else signing up my address, or if the opt-in information was completely fictitious I don’t know.
However, the good news is that I’ve stopped receiving the flood of messages.
Thanks David S and FA for checking this out for me.
