The Fortune Lounge Group of online casinos could do more harm to their online gaming business by taking an indifferent stance regarding a recent surge in spam emails promoting several of their online casinos.  Claiming that the emails are being sent from third parting outsourcers, the F.L. says that nothing can be done. This is not a good enough answer from players, who are now starting to report the spam to spam police sites and governmental agencies.  In North America, where spam is illegal, this could pose trouble for F.L.

Fortune Lounge Casino Group (FLCG) is getting itself in hot water lately, after a flood of spam emails continues to besiege its members from unsolicited third party contractors.  The situation is very surprising to many online gamblers who are with or have had an account with many of the Fortune Lounge online casinos at some point in time.  FLCG has always been known to be a smart marketer - one that includes protecting and being fair to all of their players.

However, now it seems these things are starting to go downhill, for FLCG has made comments on more than one occasion that putting an end to the casino junk mail is out of their power and jurisdiction.  To give the casino operators the benefit of the doubt, it is possible that a third-party affiliate is sending out the junk mail.  However, the bottom line is that all roads lead back to Fortune Lounge Casinos, which can easily be traced if the effort was put into it.

This is just part of the picture that is angering many casino members.  Besides the fact that their mailboxes are being filled to the brim with mindless emails - many of which are not relevant and are being sent more than once - Fortune Lounge's blatant, nonchalant attitude is fueling the fire even more.  Additionally, there are no links in the body of the email that will let members unsubscribe from the emails.  They are spam at its worst.

Rightly so, many players have begun contacting ISP authorities, as well as governmental agencies to report what is now illegal in the U.S.  If FLCG is not moved in the legal sense of it all, they will invariably be moved in a loss of customers.  Perhaps the thinking is that the percentage of players who are responding to the emails outweighs the percentage of players who are closing their accounts.  According to players who have no choice to stay in order to meet their bonus conditions, the situation at Fortune Lounge online casinos is entrapment.  Perhaps FLCG would be doing even more business in a growing industry without the spam.  Perhaps players would be joining up anyways - and that in the long run, the horde of spam that is still be sent will be a thorn in the side of FLCG.