How to identify spam and phishing

Associating with any website can lead to encounters with spam. Potentially harmful correspondence using our brand name is entirely possible. Attempts to retrieve private information from users like you is a common practice called phishing. Look for discrepancies in the message's format or slight adjustments to the web address as indication that the message is coming from somewhere other than Bodog. For example:

• Bodog emails addressed to you will originate from the @bodog.eu domain.
• You will never be asked to create an account, or another account, for any reason.

Should any communication from Bodog seem suspicious to you, first do not reply, take a screecshot of the message you received, then contact us immediately to confirm its validity.  

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