V Wager E-Mail List- WTF are They Doing

[Jacksorbetter+]

I received an e-mail the other day from V-Wager that I finally opened tonight. They set up the e-mail where I can see the e-mail address for everyone on their e-mail list. It's hard to tell who now has my e-mail address included on that list. Nothing like sending me 500 or so e-mail addresses from gamblers. How damn stupid are these people? I'm sure scamdicappers or many other scam artists would love to get there hands on this list. I'm not happy about this at all.

 

[Journeyman]

wow, that is amazing...how many on the list?

 

[sherman]

so they can send emails but refuse to respond to emails? funny.....

 

[Jacksorbetter+]

I would say approximately 400 or so. They include several sports services and many normal customers.

 

[Jacksorbetter+]

It is actually the e-mail someone posted about the other day offereing a 100% bonus.

 

[michael777]

so they can send emails but refuse to respond to emails? funny.....

100% correct

 

[Journeyman]

400 people OMG!

 

[Dante]

I did not receive one .. I must not be on there list

 

[AK]

Only going to hurt V-wager.

D- books love getting ahold of these list.

 

[go2guy]

I would like to know who they got my email addy from? Possibly from a forum???

 

[CSVWager]

Our company is also preoccupied about this particular situation. We understand that this could be a major concern.

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V-Wager does not send out emails in this way. We would kindly like to ask “jacksorbetter” to forward the email that he/she received to Client_Services@V-Wager.com for a further investigation.

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Karina G.

Client Services Supervisor

www.V-Wager.com

1-888-771-9080

 

[Jacksorbetter+]

Karina,

I sent the e-mail.

 

[ClipJoint]

I would be beyond pissed if my email was attached to 400 others...especially when you now know every one of those tout services has your email.

Inexcusable.

 

[TTinCO]

I could swear that another book did this maybe 6 months ago.

Talk about "How To Lose Your Marketing Job 101"

 

[winkyduck]

Only going to hurt V-wager.

D- books love getting ahold of these list.

Which is how V-Wager probably got ahold of the e-mails to begin with

VW is a D- book - on a good day!

VW is a great example of a book that operates solely so the ownership can say "we have an offshore book" - but they are truly minor league in all they do and if the book disappeared the offshore world would be a much better place

 

[JohnBuzz]

Yikes..Tough crowd..

The email thing is bad but a D- seems a bit harsh. Thats slow pay territory. They have been around for ever and except for an occasional heavy hand against bonus grinders they seem decently average with few serious complaints.

However, if Winky says they are a D- then thats good enough for me.

 

[ProPokerPlayer]

"V-Wager does not send out emails in this way"

o???? hiring spammers to find customers these days??? what are you going to do make them apoligize?? i wouldnt forward a damn thing but a request for my funds if my name was on that list.

 

[lostitall]

Which is how V-Wager probably got ahold of the e-mails to begin with

VW is a D- book - on a good day!

VW is a great example of a book that operates solely so the ownership can say "we have an offshore book" - but they are truly minor league in all they do and if the book disappeared the offshore world would be a much better place

Other than this stupid email (mistake?) can you list some examples? I just posted up there (taking my chance on my first "C" book) and wondering if it was a mistake. I couldn't find much bad news on them, then again everyone seems to have an agenda, so who knows.

 

[AK]

Not as bad as recieving promo mail in the United States Mail with a different name and your address.

First Fidelity is real bad at giving away names.

 

[superstar]

Our company is also preoccupied about this particular situation. We understand that this could be a major concern.

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V-Wager does not send out emails in this way. We would kindly like to ask “jacksorbetter” to forward the email that he/she received to Client_Services@V-Wager.com for a further investigation.

<o></o>

Karina G.

Client Services Supervisor

www.V-Wager.com

1-888-771-9080

Yes... please forward it also to me