My friend got this email this morning...he is a 2/4 and 3/6 heads up regular. The part in bold makes me think they are targeting mid-high stakes HU players. Their website makes them look like they're part of the Merge Network (Carbon Poker among others). The bad beat jackpot amount and the # of players currently online never changes. Obviously do not download anything from their website and if you choose to visit the website I would clear your temporary files.
Dear xxxxxx,
This is Larry Fry and i am the administrator of "alley poker" (don't go there) .After a review of your player nickname "xxxxxx" in various poker sites, we decide that your eligible for a sponsorship deal here at "alley poker" (dont go there)
As you may already know, Alley Poker is a new poker room established in 2008. We have an average of 2.500 players online during the day, and about 4.500 during the night. We are trying to get more players to our card room by offering this kind of deals to the poker professionals.
What you get with my sponsorship offer:
* Your Alley Poker account will be credited with $25,000 and an extra $5,000 per month.
* One Hundred "100%" percent of the profits you generate while playing on our site will be yours.
* The first contract will be valid for 6 months.
Requirements:
* You will need to play at least 2 times per week and a minimum of 400 hands "1600 hands per month".
* Your allowed to play only the following stakes 5/10 , 10/20 , 25/50 Heads up games.
To accept this sponsorship deal please follow the instructions below:
1) Visit "alley poker" (dont go there)
2) Download the poker client and register an account under the username "xxxxxx".
4) After your registration is complete please reply back to
xx@xx.xxx so i can setup the contract and credit your account.
We will be glad to have you as a player in our poker room. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me at
xx@xx.xxx
Sincerely,
Larry Fry
Administrator
Last edited by Surf; 01-25-2009 at 06:03 PM.
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