Quote from: $weetne$$ on Today at 06:21:26 AM

Quote from: Davidvictorson on August 09, 2024, 08:54:01 PM

As I was about to delete it, I realized that throughout my years of gambling, I've noticed that online casinos are much more secure compared to lotteries, you almost never receive scam emails like this one from an online casino. That's been my personal experience. Has anyone had a different experience, particularly with online crypto casinos?

Gmail already recognised it as spam which is good, I have not visited my spam folder for a very long time because I have no business going there maybe it could be why I have not received this kind of emails. I think online casinos are more secure because they value your trust as if you do not trust them, you can not use or refer them to your friends. They would not sell out our emails to scammers because if the scammers successful get our information and were capable of accessing our accounts, they are still the ones to be held accountable. The worst set of people that I think sell out our emails are the airdrop project that we participants in or other micro tasks we do on the internet that needs our email for us to stay up to date with any new information about that project, they are the worst.

Yes, spam folder should not be visited very often, but I will tell you that there are casinos that sometimes their email to us went to spam folder. Recently I had registered to a new one and I keep on waiting for the code in my email until I found out that it was send to my email folder.

Nevertheless, it's very hard to understand why our emails might turn out to be using by this spammers and scammers. So it's hard to imagine that maybe some casinos are selling it? I highly doubt it as their security with regards to the protection of their client are extremely high.