Casino Reward very rude

I received a letter at my house with a VIP card from them, he said to go to the site and activate the card, then I will have a free bonus. I did everything and when I tried to access my account  it was locked.I asked chat and they told me I had  wrong password  and my account was locked and had to send mail (very rude) becouse the operator of the chat can not waste time .I wrote the email and they replied that Italians do not  allowed and that the letter was left by mistake, not a word of apology.

I don't get these casinos.  How in the world could the letter be sent on an error?  You said it gave you instructions on how to claim the bonus to your account, so obviously the letter was indeed sent to you.

By the way, didn't the casino say you couldn't play (Italy) when you first opened your account?

Thanks for the heads-up, I really appreciate know which casinos are good and which are bad!

Good Luck To You!

Casino rewards is a load of rubbish who have been misleading spammers for years.

While they have calmed down with the spam somewhat, people will never forget the amount of spam emails they sent which claimed that person had been selected to receive a very special prize in their lottery. It even faked the name of winners (i.e had a list of 5 "winners", 4 were random names, the 5th was your name). In reality there was no "prize", it was simply advertising a match bonus or 1 of those £500 freeplay's which effectively are just a polished deposit bonus. Unfortunately a lot of inexperienced players got stung by this.

As I mentioned, I haven't heard anything off them for years via email thankfully but today I had junk in the post from them.

It was some fancy cardboard leaflet which had "get 50 free spins on mega moolah" all over it to celebrate that the jackpot is over 4 million.

The leaflet says about using a unique promo code to get those free spins. Upon reading the tiny print, it says "50 free spins awarded on first deposit".

If I had any spare time I would be in touch with trading standards about this.

It mentions about becoming the next millionaire from those spins (well afaik, spins at £0.50 do not allow you to be eligible for the jackpot).

Also I have personally self excluded from all CR casinos ages ago because I was sick of the misleading email spam and thought self excluding would work.

This just shows that CR are in the business of buying players details off some shifty casino's. Not a good ethical business practice is it really?

Same case with my thread:

https://jswqzs.com/onlinecasinobonusforum/player-complaints/beware-euromoon-deny-withdrawal-from-freebie/

these casinos are just NUTS!
better that they let you know that you cant get it because your country is restricted before you even started playing and wasted your time.
my case is that i completed the play through and they said i couldn't withdraw!
no word of apology too!

they know our country but they just keep sending rubbish freebie!

anfransen -

Thats not relevant though? A lot of casinos do send offers that people are not entitled to, it happens often.

Viky was on about actual mail sent to their house from the casino rewards group. Actual mail to your house is a bit more direct, personal and intrusive so no casino should ever contact players in this way, especially if its with offers they don't qualify for

nahh i dont know why a lot of people dont understand
they give me freebies cos i busted my deposit.
so it is really for me with my username in the email.
not a random freebie email.

But then it can happen quite a lot with casinos. Not long back I experienced that with a casino. Even with emails that specifically state your username. I agree it isnt acceptable.

However the point I was making, was the sort of casino rewards problem viky spoke about was an actual letter in the post.

It's not acceptable for a casino to send players offers that they are not eligible to their email address, but it is even less acceptable for a casino to send a letter to someone in the post with offers that are not meant for them.

After all, The letter would have contained their full name, address and other details like that. So in theory it should be even harder to send players offers in the post by mistake than via email.

yeah the main problem is just that most casinos dont take player's detail carefully.
be it an email or snail mail.
well i just hope this problem can be solved as there is the casino Rep here.
cheers

Renee_RA I'm not interested to play in a casino that not like Italian players, I think that when you do a mailing promotion you MUST exclude country not allowed from  your mailing-list! If you didn't so you  apologize to the people instead of answering rudely. Just EDUCATION!!!!!!

I didn't want to hijack some else's thread as my problem is nothing. I haven't had any spam off CR for years which means the self exclusion worked. Only recently did I have that spam letter in the post.

My name on it was all in non capitals and there's only 3 casinos I have signed up at recently that I didn't use any capital letters in my name. This is clear to me that you have purchased my details from a 3rd party casino without any consent being given.

My main input was concerning the offer itself. Viky was sent an offer in the post they were not entitled to and I was sent an offer also that can be seen as misleading, a "newbie" trap and in some ways is no different to those fake prize draw winner emails you used to send out.

You can see all over the letter, 50 "free" spins to celebrate the jackpot reaching over £4,000,000. Many newbies will fall for that.

However in tiny print on the last page it points out that spins are available after a players first deposit.

It is also misleading that all over the leaflet it says about having a chance of becoming the next millionaire with the free spins. When actually there's no chance of that happening because in the small print it says each spin is at £0.50 value, which doesn't make the play eligible to become a millionaire by winning the jackpot.

Even if I had signed up, my accounts would have been closed due to already being self excluded.

Renee - I think Viky just has broken English when in came to their complaint here so it may seem a bit more harsh than intended.

With mine, nothing needs to be done. My main points were that it seems someone had sold my details to CR and the leaflet seemed misleading. You clarified a few things, and I take your points on board.

My mention of the .50 bet was because after a search around, I did see a fair bit about only max bet qualifies for jackpot. As you say though, some have won from .50 bets and that is fair enough... my mistake.

FWIW, your time here is never wasted. At the end of the day, CR group is a business, many LCB members play there as they are certainly not a rogue casino group and thus its great to have a  rep here to clarify certain things and offer help to players. We all know that even by just having a rep active here, many players will see that as a safety net in case anything goes wrong and will know they can deposit without having to worry.

Best regards,

I sent you a private message, and now wait .....your  "support"

Yep, my account is also excluded from any free bonus n deposit bonus, cos they said that i am a not serious player. so i can only deposit and play with real money first until they decide that i am serious to play at their casino group and then i can get bonuses. LoL.

These people keep on sending me spam emails for years almost on a daily basis, under different names but email address are the same.
I told them years ago to close my account but they didn't.
I blocked their emails lots of times but somehow they keep coming trough.

Years ago when I started to discover online casinos I tryed a few casinos from the casino reward group.
Right away they started sending me loads of crap.
Lucky for me I came across CasinoMeister where I learned a lot regarding online casinos and gambling.
Like I said before, tried to get rid of CR but I can't, I even get emails on a email account I created not to long ago.