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Bonus & offers: Advertising SMS, what to do?

Topic created on 04th Jan. 2019 | Page: 1 of 2 | Answers: 10 | Views: 22,531
Carsten92
Amateur

Advertising SMS, what to do?

4th Jan. 2019, at 05:27 pm CET#1
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Good evening dear community,

today I received another SMS from a casino where I am not registered. What can I do about it?

Sender: Bonusdeals
Message:
Start the new year like a winner! A warm welcome with 300% + 66 free spins. Only by link: THEN THE LINK that leads to a RIDIKA Casino.
STOP to 46766864997.

How can I unsubscribe from this? I was never registered there and am now awenig confused.

Greetings

Carsten

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Anonym

Advertising SMS, what to do?

4th Jan. 2019, at 05:32 pm CET#2
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Hello!

This is possibly a partner casino of another casino in which you are registered, somewhere you agree with some casinos in the terms and conditions to grant the whole group the right to send SMS or mails...
If you click on the MGA logo at the casino in question, you will be redirected to the information about the license or the license holder and can see to whom they belong or to whom the license runs.
The best way is as indicated in the SMS...Stop to the number, should work.

GU

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Carsten92
Amateur

Advertising SMS, what to do?

4th Jan. 2019, at 05:37 pm CET#3
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Hi Unbeliver, thanks for the quick feedback!
Have now sent a STOP SMS there and was now supposedly kicked out of all newsletters
Still find it strange as I disable notification of any kind at any online casino.

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T0uchTheSky
Elite

Advertising SMS, what to do?

4th Jan. 2019, at 09:44 pm CET#4
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Nowadays, almost everyone has a modern smartphone / cell phone, simply block the sender and you have peace...

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Timo0510
Top Member

Advertising SMS, what to do?

4th Jan. 2019, at 09:52 pm CET#5
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I would be careful when answering such "advertising SMS".you never know what kind of fees there are coming to you.do you meet a real rip-off casino or other scammers pay 3 digits ^^

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Carsten92
Amateur

Advertising SMS, what to do?

2nd Sep. 2019, at 09:19 pm CEST#6
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Good evening dear community!

Once again it is so far... I get constantly advertising SMS from casinos with which I am not registered at all. There is no way to unsubscribe from them as there is no STOP link or anything. A number is also not visible, the sender is always the name of the casino.

In this SMS is also always a link to the casino (I am not even registered) and supposedly they can not find anything in the system about my number. What can I do?

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Liquid
Experienced

Advertising SMS, what to do?

3rd Sep. 2019, at 12:15 am CEST#7
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To put a new cell phone number.

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blinky58
Rookie

Advertising SMS, what to do?

9th Sep. 2019, at 05:10 pm CEST#8
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Carsten92 wrote on 02/09/2019 at 21:19: Good evening dear community!

Once again it's that time... I constantly get promotional SMS from casinos where I am not registered at all. There is no way to unsubscribe from them as there is no STOP link or anything. A number is also not visible, the sender is always the name of the casino.

In this SMS is also always a link to the casino (I am not even registered) and supposedly they can not find anything in the system about my number. What can I do?

This has also affected me for about a month. An absolute dirt is that, always kept nice and anonymous.
Helps only to modify the link slightly (is usually enough for me) and then to follow the redirect. If you do not know how, helps for example the Redirect Tracer. In the link you can see my Affiliate ID.

With reference to this ID contact the casino and complain. I'm just starting to do this myself and don't know yet how cooperative the casinos will be.

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S****8

Advertising SMS, what to do?

9th Sep. 2019, at 08:17 pm CEST#9
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i have a prepaid cell phone for that! With it I always register in casinos

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Newcomer
Rookie

Advertising SMS, what to do?

10th Sep. 2019, at 11:34 am CEST#10
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How do you block SMS recipients?

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