Casino's sending emails to join when they are illigal in Australia

[Jeannette007]

 

[cocopop3011]

Hi  and welcome to the forum. 

Sorry I'm not quite sure I understand... So you have an email off this casino and this is what you had when you visit the casino?

[Afi4wins]

Nothing unusual in getting such promotional emails from casinos.

Casino's Marketing Teams send out promotional emails in bulk, to whatever email addresses they have, or can get, without any regards to player status or country restrictions. They'd be wasting lots of precious time if they have to weed out every restricted country, exiting players, and whatnots.

If you do get a nice promotional email from any casino, then go visit their website...if any restriction message should pop up, then you'd know it's a restricted casino for you. Some casinos do not have this convenience, unfortunately, except when you try to sign up and it doesn't go through. Yeah, I've had quite a number of such cases in the past and present...so nothing to worry about...or to get irritated either. 

[copyyy]

@Afi4winsTrue I think casino shares email between each other or its 3rd party website selling it to them , got quite a lot of emails from casino i never registered on or heard about sending me emails about their 200-300% deposit promotions xD

[pinnit2015]

4 hours ago, copyyy said:

@Afi4winsTrue I think casino shares email between each other or its 3rd party website selling it to them , got quite a lot of emails from casino i never registered on or heard about sending me emails about their 200-300% deposit promotions xD

It should be in their privacy policy as to how they process the data and share it with. If it's not, and they're sharing with essentially unauthorised 3rd Parties, then they're in breach of their GDPR/the relevant Advertising Standards Body.

It doesn't take much for a casino to geo target their mailing lists - 1. It's a wasted cost sending marketing material to restricted areas or 2. They're just lazy and blanket bomb their mailing lists. 

Certainly, in the UK at least, sending such mail such as the one above would possibly breach the CAP code. And the ASA do like to hand out fines for such. 

[pinnit2015]

That casino, dreams, looks a fine choice.

Probably are mail bombing folk to get some business, as anyone with half a brain wouldn't play there.

I see they're RTG, US orientated. That says it all.