who's spaming with these "Good Luck!" email

[Dadswell]

Does anyone think this has anything to do with those weird emails from DoylesRoom with the password change?

[Sintax]

I had also been getting 20 more a day. They do go directly to my gmail spam box automatically, but you can go one step further and eliminate their presence altogether in less then 5 seconds.

On the top of your Gmail page, click on "Create a filter". Then where it says "Has the words" just type in "Good Luck! - Just have a look". Click the button and your done.

Next week or month when they change their spam content, simply repeat.

[DaNcInGgOoN]

i recieve about 10per day to an email account wich is only used for casinos...

[batmanoflove]

I didnt signu doyle and I got them

[dlk9s]

I have never received any - I have accounts at around 20 poker rooms.

[MicroBob]

Yeah. I don't have as many accounts as dlk9s I don't think.

But I must have at least 10 accts that are affiliated with my gmail and yahoo e-mail addys and I can't find ANY of these 'good luck' e-mails you guys are talking about.

[PartysOver]

I get them in an email address that i have NEVER used for online gambling.

Frustrating as anything, i get 50+ a day... they come exponentially if i delete them

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edit: i'm pretty sure i used the email for 2p2? I have to check, 80% sure

[Hopey]

In the last week, I have received 580 spam emails. However, none of them sound like the ones the OP is referring to.

I wonder if a owner of the domain name registration is a former employee of one of the aforementioned poker sites?

[Dadswell]

feel free to google "newsletter sign up", "mailing list", etc and then add his email address to all sorts of them.

[train.]

Hell, nobody tell Jeff he needs to change his message. It's super easy to delete 40 good lucks in a row from the in box. every friggin day.