New casino bonus spams

[Andy]

I have always used the same E-mail address everywhere, for conveniance really, and never had a problem. Well I have two, one for UK and one for US sites.

It is an E-mail address I use just for gambling sign ups anyway, so I dont care if it gets sold or sent Spam.

If bookies correlated data at all (and they dont) it would not be by E-mail addresses (which is very very easy to change) it would be residential address. But they dont anyway. And I dont think you mean "abuser", accepting and taking part in an offer is not "abusing" it. The term "bonus abuse" was made up by the gambling firms themselves, and refers to taking part in multiple offers you are not entitled too. You are doing nothing wrong and have nothing to hide so there is really no need to try.

[AmeliesDad]

What Andy said.
The main reason I have different addresses at each site is habit. The sorts of places on the Internet I've had to use an email address at before got me into the habit of using a different address for each one. Either an address I don't monitor and don't care about, or a generic one that forwards to my real address.
But as Andy said, there's no reason in my thinking related to bookies finding that I'm using their bonuses. They already know that

[Grandthrax]

Sorry, by bonus abuse i didn't mean to imply wrong doing. I just meant that I wouldn't be surprised to hear that bookies were working together in an attempt to clamp down on the number of people profiting at their sites.

AmeiliesDad saying that he used a different email address for each site got me worried