URGENT: ALL Affiliate programs: BAN VERIFIEDCASINOS.COM For Serious Hacking! (proof)

**antihacker** · 29 August 2014, 8:25 pm

Hello WATP,

Thank you.

I immensely appreciate your words. It has been a tough, effort-full ride. Besides that, it has cost me too.

I'm sorry to say: He does sports too... So, that's affected too. "p=sports-betting" ... Do a bit of fiddling around, and you'll find him.

"HE" might not rank, he has millions of sites that do that for him. His formula works. Period. Think of it, he chooses and hacks sites left right and center, and, people will find those sites by the thousands.

I have reported this to Google SEVERAL times. Try contacting them by phone, that alone has given me gray hair. I've reported it to abuse@ dynadot.com - his domain registrar, to dediserv. eu/ his hosting, and have tried to get in contact with the brands on his site.

(Perhaps anyone else could raise this with Google, Dynadot and dediserv too by sending them a message?)

It has cost me an AWFUL, AWFUL lot of time, and it hurts me even more to see, that nothing is / has been done.

I've been laughed at, and hung up on by one aff program (see above). The others either don't mail back, don't answer phones, have phone numbers that are out of service, or, have endless answering machine messages... And, those are big brands like 888 etc...

I think, all in all, I've spent numerous hours on the phone, dialing internationally, trying to get one single person to talk to me.

Thanks to all of this, I've come to the conclusion that once this is all over, the brands better up the standards as far as simple contact goes.

Never knew it was that hard. Or, that sad for that matter.

So far, not a PIXEL from either one of them on this thread. (Or from GPWA for that matter..)

Again WATP, thank you for taking the time to say what you said. It means the world to me.

**antihacker** · 29 August 2014, 8:35 pm

Originally Posted by Ixian

You should also report him to the big brands listed on the bottom right of his web pages (As Seen On). I'm sure they will not be impressed to be linked to this site.

Thank you for your response and suggestion! Much appreciated indeed.

I'm afraid reporting him to them won't do much.. But I could try. There are kazillions of sites that use this as seen on tv thingymingy. However none of them have actually ever been seen on tv. (Unless they place an iPad with their site on their own tv, lol)

He is using it, as many do, to build trust to the visitor. Just a little bit deceiving if you ask me...

He also states "Welcome to Verified Casinos, The World's longest established online casino comparison site" however, the domain has been created on 27-nov-2013...

This is the thing, he just gets himself a new domain once he either gets caught or when his domain expires... In fact, I bet you he has a ton of domains working for him.

That is why the affiliate programs MUST MAKE SURE to ban him and ANYONE with him. All of his aff accounts should be banned.

I hope it happens soon so that I can go back to MY own work. This has taken a lot of time, and still is. I am determined to knack the hacker.

**antihacker** · 29 August 2014, 8:47 pm

Update:

Finally a flint of hope:

Hello,

Thank you for submitting your complaint. We will investigate the matter, and take action where we deem appropriate.

Thank you again.

Best Regards,
Dynadot Abuse manager

**iGamingWriter** · 30 August 2014, 7:09 am

Okay, so I've contacted all of the casinos that I can see on the pages I've looked through and sent the following email;

Originally Posted by ThePOGG

Hi [NAME],

I’m contacting you today regarding an affiliate that appears to be engaging in a large scale hacking operation and that works with your brands. For obvious reasons I do not want ThePOGG.com associated with companies whose business partners are engaged in illegal activities. This not only creates a skewed market that favours unscrupulous individuals and tarnishes the reputation of the entire industry, these types of business associations are highly likely to be detrimental to any brand seeking to obtain or maintain licenses in the newly regulated UK or US jurisdictions.

Given the above I would encourage you to review this thread at GPWA - https://www.cpcamcctv.com/forum/urgent-al...of-219035.html - and investigate [CASINO]’s involvement with this individual. I’d very much appreciate it if you could feed back any conclusions that you reach and would suggest that it may be a good idea to make an official statement on that thread detailing any action that’s being taken.

Thanks and have a good weekend,

If anyone else is interested in contact the casinos they see, feel free to use the above email. The majority of these brands cannot receive traffic from me for various reasons so there's every chance they simply won't be interested in anything I have to say, but the brands I've contact are as follows;

City Club
Mr Green
Lucky247
Gala
William Hill
Casino Midas
888
MegaCasino
Betfair
Spin Palace
Cosmik
Casino.com

**universal4** · 30 August 2014, 11:46 am

First, let me say I am not against reporting hackers, and to be honest, I have likely reported many more than a handful of members here put together.

Host Reporting:
Reporting to his host will not do much unless you can prove that he used his hosted resources to do the hacking. The reality is, if he didn't, he didn't do anything against hist hosting contract.

I have had direct contact with many many hosts, ISP's and BACKBONE providers, and unless you have actual server logs of hacking activity or abuse of ip space, it will be very difficult to convince hosts from taking action, since the actual hacking activity is NOT taking place on his server, (unless you have server logs from some of the hacked sites that he used HIS server to hack FROM)

Yes, to most of us it appears that these pages are likely listed on sites that have been hacked, but there is zero PROOF any specific individual is behind it, and there is zero PROOF that the ip space his site is hosted on is involved in the "actual hacking activity".

His hosting contract is for hosting web pages and traffic sent to his pages and most hosting companies are not going to get too involved with how a client gets traffic to their sites, with the exception of direct email spamming of the domains being hosted (and that is not what is happening).

If he happens to be hosted on a smaller host or hosting reseller and they understand the implications of this type of hack, it might do some short term good, but all he has to do is move his site to another space and be back up serving the links in a matter of hours.

Other reporting:
Reporting to his registrar will not do much unless you can prove he is using the domain fraudulently, and even if the domain is being used to carry links from hacked pages, the domain itself is not really being used fraudulently and as far as I can tell nothing he is doing would be a direct violation of ICANN policy concerning the domain name carrying the links.

Reporting what is happening to google may help reduce the hacked pages from ranking, and maybe in the long term they might stop ranking any pages carrying the domain name being used to carry links on the hacked pages.

Reporting to the affiliate programs would clearly have the largest impact, since the end result will impact his wallet.

Rick
Universal4

Side note: As far as not hearing from the GPWA. The GPWA has provided a forum where you CAN report and discuss this, as well as give you the opportunity to make thousands of affiliates aware of what you have discovered, and get that same information to more than a hundred affiliate programs.

If you ever discover WHO is behind this, and also have proof of their GPWA username, we would most certainly take some action against the member. If you do ever have verifiable proof that a GPWA member is involved, let me know immediately as the membership would certainly take action.

**antihacker** · 30 August 2014, 9:27 pm

Originally Posted by thepogg

Okay, so I've contacted all of the casinos that I can see on the pages I've looked through and sent the following email;

If anyone else is interested in contact the casinos they see, feel free to use the above email. The majority of these brands cannot receive traffic from me for various reasons so there's every chance they simply won't be interested in anything I have to say, but the brands I've contact are as follows;

City Club
Mr Green
Lucky247
Gala
William Hill
Casino Midas
888
MegaCasino
Betfair
Spin Palace
Cosmik
Casino.com

Fantastic input! Thank you very much Thepogg, this is much appreciated. As a matter of fact, I will use your email too, to send yet another notification to the affiliate programs.

Did I mention 'thank you' yet?

To all other affiliates: Please copy n paste this email, and send it to your affiliate managers. The more pressure, the sooner we'll see results.

Again, Thepogg, thank you for being actively involved in this all. 100% Top class.

I hope others will follow us..

**antihacker** · 30 August 2014, 10:23 pm