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hej alle sammen, jeg ville gerne rapportere et kasino for italienske, franske, hollandske og engelske brugere, der returnerer 5 €▀ direkte til paypal efter den første indbetaling 🙂

du skal skrive en e-mail til team.atla.is@gmail.com og bede om linket, promotoren vil fortælle dig hvordan du gør det og refundere dig de 5 € på paypal

It is rather strange to me that anything related to a cash-back action is associated with an email registered under the Gmail domain.

I'd say such a detail rings a warning bell.

hvorfor er det et wake-up call? han gav mig virkelig de 5 €. tror du, at kasinoet er en fidus og ikke betaler udbetalinger? forklar dig selv bedre, du får mig til at bekymre dig 😲

Hey there, my point is pretty obvious:

Would you trust a company that "prefers" @gmail.com for communication associated with transactions?

I would not.

Can you feel the difference, for instance?

radka@casino.guru

radka.casino.guru@gmail.com - can be anybody not related to the company.

Did you know scammers and phishing attacker lures people exactly this way?

I would prefer all conditions to be stated clearly without the additional need to ask another person via @gmail for further instructions.

men ville det ikke være normalt ikke at have en e-mail, som du siger, hvis denne fyr lavede affiliate marketing og tjente på mit medlemskab? Jeg tror ikke, at dem, der laver affiliate marketing, har e-mails med domænerne fra de virksomheder, de sponsorerer, men det er min mening, jeg er ikke ekspert i disse ting

I think this is exactly what I just said. I however have never mentioned affiliate partnership, but I would guess it makes sense.