Sending marketing letters with no way of getting them to stop. It’s infuriating that companies can just spam people with gambling ads when they try to quit gambling.
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Currently getting a mail shot a week to an old address despite requests to stop. Their website “Contact Us” section doesn’t work. Their affiliate companies don’t respond. Emails don’t w... See more
These people keep sending our grandson (who no longer lives with us) this material, even though he is on GAMSTOP. WE have returned to sender numerous times, but to no avail. I have now signed Grandson... See more
Received a card through the post, never signed up to this company before. Slot Genius claims their offers are no wagering, jackpot slots and a £500 bonus. There's no such thing on any of the links.... See more
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They just send unsolicited spam post
I receive spam post from this company about once a month, I’d never heard of them until the first time I was sent there crap! Never signed up to anything anyway, if you try to contact there email it just replies with an unsent message. God knows what would happen if you wrote to them. It’s probably addressed to a bin!
Having real difficulty stopping there unsolicited postage.
It does have a if undelivered return to sender address so I will do that so they can have there sh** back!
Won’t let you opt out marketing posts
Won’t let you opt out marketing posts. You cannot contact either as their website is broken (probably on purpose) so you can’t opt out. They spam posts to your house about casinos
DO NOT USE
Sending my spam letters, emails and texts when I do not have an account nor sign up to their website. God knows what they’ll be sending you if you actually sign up😂 I would like my details to be removed but you can’t even use the contact form on their website as the button is broken.
Don’t use their links, find the sign up offers direct!
Must have bought my details (address, name… probably more) to send me spam leaflets with false advertisement.
Website is useless & also cannot use the ‘contact us’ page on their website.
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