How much is a books email list worth?

jjgold · 06-22-11, 11:07 AM

Not much anymore

Too hard to deposit funds anywhere

chase hardy · 06-22-11, 11:14 AM

probably very little anymore like jj says.

RudyRuetigger · 06-22-11, 11:17 AM

are you guys crazy?

funds are HARD to deposit.. ofcourse they want email lists of people that still gamble during this HARD time

makes it worth even more

babyjesus · 06-22-11, 11:27 AM

$1,000,000,000,000.

No but really, nothing. They don't need your list.

scott235 · 06-26-11, 03:18 AM

I wonder how much heritage paid for all of the supposedly secure data that every book swore up and down they would never give to anyone?

Hareeba! · 06-26-11, 03:58 AM

I just wanna know how to get off Sportsbetting's list

I've only been trying for 7 years but they just keep spamming me

BranchDavidian · 06-26-11, 08:22 AM

Sportsbook lists are very valuable to scammers. I just received a call yesterday from someone in Costa Rica that tried to scam me, who obviously got my name from a sportsbook list. And I had another rip-off attempt about half a year ago, where a sportsbook's list was the culprit. So these lists have value.

bigbet1234 · 06-26-11, 11:04 AM

Let me make it clear, I do not have a list. I have got a few pm's asking about it. lol

betbetter · 06-26-11, 08:53 PM

Just the email, .01 ea.
name, phone number,address. email, lucky to get .05 ea, used to be worth .20

chilidog · 06-26-11, 09:45 PM

I know of a certain list that changed hands recently for 100k USD. Big market for those lists. I doubt that anybody would be surprised at just how sneaky some of these books are. Hiring hackers to hack other sportsbooks to take their customer databases, etc.

OSUCOWBOYS · 06-28-11, 03:40 PM

Originally posted by chilidog

I know of a certain list that changed hands recently for 100k USD. Big market for those lists. I doubt that anybody would be surprised at just how sneaky some of these books are. Hiring hackers to hack other sportsbooks to take their customer databases, etc.

Seems high Chili. Very high.

chilidog · 06-28-11, 08:21 PM

Originally posted by OSUCOWBOYS

Seems high Chili. Very high.

Yah, I made it up. I know nothing about the sportsbook industry. Ignore me.

fax6202 · 06-28-11, 09:38 PM

Originally posted by chilidog

I know of a certain list that changed hands recently for 100k USD. Big market for those lists. I doubt that anybody would be surprised at just how sneaky some of these books are. Hiring hackers to hack other sportsbooks to take their customer databases, etc.

And that is solely for advertisement purposes?

iQon · 06-28-11, 11:28 PM

It's obviously worth whatever the buyer is willing to pay.

I personally wouldn't pay a penny for a list of e-mails under any circumstance. If there's anything that pisses me off, it's being contacted by a book that shouldn't have my information. I automatically cross them off from potentially depositing with them.

Hareeba! · 06-28-11, 11:59 PM

Originally posted by iQon

It's obviously worth whatever the buyer is willing to pay.

I personally wouldn't pay a penny for a list of e-mails under any circumstance. If there's anything that pisses me off, it's being contacted by a book that shouldn't have my information. I automatically cross them off from potentially depositing with them.

likewise

what really pisses me off is that they suggest you "unsubscribe" from their list ... as though I'd ever "subscribed" in the first place