PokerStars Player Survey

[geo8o2]

anybody else get this? i just want to make sure it's legit before i fill it out.


Dear PokerStars Player,

Thank you very much for choosing PokerStars as your place to play
poker. We hope that you are enjoying your experience.

As part of our efforts to continually improve PokerStars, we would like
to request your feedback by participating in a brief survey. The survey
can be found at:

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and should take no more than ten minutes to complete.

Your inputs are very valuable. As a Thank You for your response, we
would like to give you 300 Frequent Player Points (FPPs) that can help you
to qualify for a wide range of rewards. Please respond no later than
September 30th, and please be certain to include your PokerStars ID at the
end of the survey to qualify for your reward. FPPs will be credited to
your account by October 2nd.

Please note that only players who receive this email directly from PokerStars are eligible for the
reward.

Thank you,

PokerStars Player Marketing

P.S. We would also like to remind you to NEVER give out your password.


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[freecard4all]

I don't know if it's legit but they do know I'm registred at PokerStars. Also your pokerstars nick-name is the only "personal" thing they want to know (at least a month a go they wanted). They even didn't want to know your e-mail...

So legit or not, all they gain is your opinion on PS.

[Annorax]

It's legit. This also gets posted monthly, so can we just get a sticky already?

[ClubChamp04]

That one looks fake though. What is the site they are asking you to go to?

[Rainclouds]

Can those 300 fpps be used to clear a pending bonus?

[OziBattler]

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Can those 300 fpps be used to clear a pending bonus?

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no. they are FPP not VPP.

[Bobo Fett]

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It's legit. This also gets posted monthly, so can we just get a sticky already?

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It also really begs the question of why Stars hasn't fixed this by now. If people are always getting tripped up by these emails, they obviously need to be changed. I'm sure it's hurting their amount of responses, and how long until someone mimics it with a REAL phishing email?

[freecard4all]

because PS uses third party processor. For the same reason as why they use Neteller, cc, firepay or what else.

Mimics or not, I wonder if someone would write in some personal information.
As I see it they know everything they need so why would they asked for the information once more?
I wouldn't put there even my e-mail address.