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i'm still just ticked at the betmill dude cause a few days ago i was reading thru some OLD posts and he rambled on for 3 or pages about how he had a groundbreaking scoop on costa rican books and then didn't post it. i tried to find this article and couldn't (just on sheer principle). what a shylock 
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ucking:<table id="post2507792" class="tborder" align="center" border="0" cellpadding="6" cellspacing="0" width="100%"> <tbody><tr valign="top"><td class="alt1" id="td_post_2507792">Millennium Sportsbook - " Just call 800-824-1637 ext 5200 to Mike Mitchell and he will make sure personaly that your sacred email address is deleted off their list. Personally, I get about 30 email ads per day, which include that posting forum across the street which is owned by Weitzner. I simply delete them daily which takes me all of 20 seconds, rather than posting or calling the people who sent them which would take me the rest of my life. And nobody threatened you to give up your email address, as I'm sure you were asked if you want mail or other offers sent to you at that time. But, be it as it may, make the call and I'm sure it will be taken care of. But don't use this forum to disparage a company....unless you have a valid complaint, one that would be to the benefit of all the other posters"
The above post certainly reveals a negative attitude.
"...your sacred email address..." etc.
Negative cs response by someone with no sense of customer service and with an angry attitude. Not a good representative.
"But don't use this forum to disparage a company....unless you have a valid complaint, one that would be to the benefit of all the other posters".
Being spammed IS a valid complaint, and getting companies which spam to cease and desist is absolutely of benefit to all the other posters.
The fact that you don't understand this helps to convince me to avoid your book.
Who needs your attitude?
As someone else mentioned, why should the customer have to work to get your company to stop spamming?
The customer should be asked if they are willing to receive junk emails from Millenium.
They should not have to call you to get it stopped.
Wilheim - There are periodic posts on all of the gambling forums about being called and/or spammed by sportsbooks.
I don't understand why the "watchdog" websites can't help with this problem when it's brought to their attention.
Fishhead - "I get literally HUNDREDS a day from everything from shoes sales, Target, Sears, offshore shops, touts, religious, etc., etc.,
I just delete them in a matter of seconds....not that big a deal to me personally."
You either delete them instantly, without checking to make sure you're not deleting something you DID want to receive which slipped in with the spam, or, you're able to read and evaluate the headers on "literally HUNDREDS" of spam messages in "a matter of seconds".
Impressive.
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The above post certainly reveals a negative attitude.
"...your sacred email address..." etc.
Negative cs response by someone with no sense of customer service and with an angry attitude. Not a good representative.
"But don't use this forum to disparage a company....unless you have a valid complaint, one that would be to the benefit of all the other posters".
Being spammed IS a valid complaint, and getting companies which spam to cease and desist is absolutely of benefit to all the other posters.
The fact that you don't understand this helps to convince me to avoid your book.
Who needs your attitude?
As someone else mentioned, why should the customer have to work to get your company to stop spamming?
The customer should be asked if they are willing to receive junk emails from Millenium.
They should not have to call you to get it stopped.
Wilheim - There are periodic posts on all of the gambling forums about being called and/or spammed by sportsbooks.
I don't understand why the "watchdog" websites can't help with this problem when it's brought to their attention.
Fishhead - "I get literally HUNDREDS a day from everything from shoes sales, Target, Sears, offshore shops, touts, religious, etc., etc.,
I just delete them in a matter of seconds....not that big a deal to me personally."
You either delete them instantly, without checking to make sure you're not deleting something you DID want to receive which slipped in with the spam, or, you're able to read and evaluate the headers on "literally HUNDREDS" of spam messages in "a matter of seconds".
Impressive.
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I will call the # and consider the matter closed.
I dont appreciate the sarcastic assumption above of only receiving one. FACT- they sent one to me every week during the NFL season regarding a Monday deposit bonus with 25% bonus(i think) and a $100 Bonus Play.
Millenium-Keep posting and I will not have to comment on your customer service since your actions will speak for themselves.
Truthteller. my attitude is fine, I get real disputes all the time from players that have real problems and they get dealt with. This thread however is about a lousy email and easily could have been handled without crying "stop spamming me".. Who doesn't get emails from books and all kinds of other things from around the internet? Talk about a crybaby..
wil.
wil.
Wil-You have been a complete joke during this entire thread. Obviously, this could not have been handled without the thread bc I have emailed them telling them to stop.
How do you know what I receive in my email? What right do you have judging my problem compared to others? If I consider it an issue and requesting advice from other posters, why do you care?
Next time, you should probably keep your mouth shut instead of showing your ass like this.
How do you know what I receive in my email? What right do you have judging my problem compared to others? If I consider it an issue and requesting advice from other posters, why do you care?
Next time, you should probably keep your mouth shut instead of showing your ass like this.
Thanks for the advice, excuse me if I don't listen..
Whats the matter - you don't like being called out on a bogus complaint like "I get an email from a book I signed up with"? Get serious. You don't like who advertises here - that is your privlledge, but to make a mountain out of very small mole hill is wrong. You got an email big deal. Call up Mike Mitchell and ask them to stop.
I hope you get your problem handled.
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