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Off topic & small talk: "Serious" advertising or what?

Topic created on 25th Jul. 2017 | Page: 1 of 2 | Answers: 11 | Views: 2,509
J****r

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 03:56 pm CEST#1
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Hello all.
I didn't want to keep this from you, but didn't know where to post it, hence the new thread. Hope that goes fit, otherwise please move to the right place.

Maybe you also get such advertising displayed or sent by email? If yes here purely with it.

EDIT ADMINISTRATOR: The following link in this post contains viruses, trojans, spyware or other malware. Enter the following site at your own Risk!


***Deleted the link. Sorry was not intentional people



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Anonym

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 04:02 pm CEST#2
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So the players Vivera were full of enthusiasm when they read this and will now want to try it much faster for themselves.😬😬😬

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Anonym

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 04:09 pm CEST#3
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Nobody understands the complex background of online casinos. I see advertisements everywhere on the Internet, where they really have no place

You have a brain and can therefore draw Rationale conclusions that this is just embarrassing
On a person who can think rationally, but usually conclude 10 who can not and can be influenced by such advertising, so the scam works in any case

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J****r

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 04:26 pm CEST#4
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The Knaller is also that such a thing is obviously spread in a serioesen newspaper. But if you click on e.g. news, you don't get to the newspaper but land on the casino's page......

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S****8

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 08:44 pm CEST#5
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I throw myself ...hahahahahah...rarely read such nonsense...bunch of spelling errors in the text and absolute nonsense...

Best comment from the "alleged" winners :

Sophie Wagner

@Lukas this is not bullshit. I do exactly the same and win about 1000 euro per week. I'm 31. In a few weeks I'll pay off my car loan with it. The haters should keep on hating. But if you believe that everything is possible, then this is exactly the right thing for you....

Sure ...start playing now and don't go to work...:-P

Thanks Joker for this bullshit post ...;-)

Thought I had already read everything about advertising and fakes but that übetrifft everything !!!!

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S****8

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 08:47 pm CEST#6
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vivera365 wrote on 25/07/2017 at 16:02: So the players Vivera were full of enthusiasm when the read this and will now try it much faster for themselves wolle.😬😬😬

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J****r

"Serious" advertising or what?

25th Jul. 2017, at 08:57 pm CEST#7
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Sweep88 wrote on 07/25/2017 at 8:44 PM

Thanks Joker for this bullshit post ...;-)



I told you I couldn't keep this from you

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Anonym

"Serious" advertising or what?

26th Jul. 2017, at 12:41 am CEST#8
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HEinfach only *KOTZ* man man man... yes the dirt pops up everywhere ...

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Daniel
Elite

"Serious" advertising or what?

26th Jul. 2017, at 04:47 am CEST#9
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This is not distributed by Rheinische Post, which you can see in the URL. The URL is http://rheinisch-post.com--new.com - the rheinische-post is only a subdomain of com--new.com

Of course the website is a fake. Even the casino itself is a fake. The page you land on is not run by Captain Cooks Casino. If you try to enter your data, it will happen if you have a good antivirus program

Daniel

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J****r

"Serious" advertising or what?

26th Jul. 2017, at 06:40 pm CEST#10
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Oops that was not intentional. Bitdefender did not report anything. Sorry

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