I logged into Mr Green casino 5 weeks ago and since then I have received over 2500+spamming emails. I think when casinos are reviewed and tested they should have a line added warning of this happening. I suggest starting with Mr Green and even blacklist them for this behavior.
Is it possible to get casinos to stop this?
Hm, I hate this behaviour as well. I understand that when you register there, their main goal is to make sure that you'll become an active player, but sending thousands of emails is just contra productive. Anyways, you should be able to unsubscribe from these emails easily. Just take a look at the bottom of every email.
Unfortunately these spammers have been more creative. Every email comes from a different source and address and you can not unsubscribe. You can not even blacklist the sender. They will not stop and I now will not ever log into Mr Green again. As I said this should be added to the casino guru review with a warning. If this is how the company wants to operate to alienate customers then the customers should be warned.
Then one more tip. Almost every email providers offers you to create a filter. You can for example create a filter that says: Every time I receive an email where the subject or the email text contains "Mr Green", mark this email as read and move it to bin or delete it completely.
Regarding the casino review - the thing is that we have no evidence that they send you the emails from the various email addresses (it could be an affiliate, not the casino). I'd actually like to see the emails. Please, send me 5 or 10 of them to daniel(at)casino.guru so I can take a look.
I use all the filters and they still get through. I tried sending the emails to you but they get rejected because the spam is actually in the address. I have 2 suggestions. Either you create an email and register or I can create a new email and register then send you the details and log in for that email
Please, try to register again and send me the login details later. I'm not sure if I receive the same emails when I register from a different location compared to you. The emails can be geolocated.
Daniel. Did you receive the details of the email address I sent you. I sent if to Jozef as well to pass on to you in case you didn't receive it
Hm, no, didn't receive anything from you 😕 Will ask him on Monday.
I talked to Jozef and he also didn't receive any email from you. Maybe you could try to forward these emails to any other email address that belongs to you and then forward it to my email address.
My advice is to use a different email address for the tests. Then you will not have problems with spam. Imagine testing 20 or more casinos.
I'd say having multiple email addresses is "must have" in this world. When I'm thinking about it, I actively use 6.
These are the active ones I use.😄
But as long as I spam. I wish you all the best.
I agree that you need a lot of different emails to be able to do a lot in the gambling scene. But one other method is simply to make a filter and move all of the matched criteria to the spam folder.
That's what I do with all the emails that get into my primary email boxes 😀
Haha, yes that is simply the best. It is guaranteed that you are going to receive spam if you sign up for casinos 😛
Daniel. Did you receive the details of the email address I sent you. I sent if to Jozef as well to pass on to you in case you didn't receive it
I just want to let you know that it's been a week since we registered in Mr Green with the gmail address you gave us and we haven't received a single email / spam since then.
It wasn't the registration that spammed me it was when I logged in next time. This may not happen now as I have been in touch with support, i.t and security at Mr Green and all my spamming has stopped in the last week for the 1st time since November
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