Spam or Legit?

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Ok, Guys I got this email! I am not able to tell if it is a spam or legit, I also have to say I don't even understand what the email means! So help me out!

Subject: Sponsored Links

Email Body:
Hi,

I am Pallavi. I am talking to you(http://www.indews.com) on behalf of Iglobalmedia.

I would like to know if you would like to provide Sponsored links. We have sites dedicated to Online Gaming.We absolutely promise to pay you within a week's time of our links going live on mutually agreeable price and method of payment.

The details of our sites are

Title: Poker
URL:http://www.partypoker.com
Description: The World's Largest Poker Room.

Title: Casino
URL: http://www.planetluck.com
Description: Offers online Casino games like Slots, Blackjack and VideoPoker.


Title: Bingo
URL:http://www.partybingo.com
Description: Play Real Online Bingo at Party Bingo, a close associate of PartyPoker.com

Title: Casino
URL:http://www.starluckcasino.com
Description: Offers online Casino Games Like Roulette, Keno and Blackjack.

If it has reached wrong email Id([email protected]) I apologize for the same, can you kindly forward it to the right email Id.

Looking forward for your reply,

With Regards,
Pallavi
Sponsored Links Team
IglobalMedia

 

[identity_00]

I think they want you to setup affiliate links on your site promoting their websites. You get paid by commission on how
many people actually participate.

Those are big sites and make plenty of money.
If interested, I would work with the sites directly and sign up
with their affiliate system.

IMO its not that good of a deal and most people will just leave
your site/s and not participate.

 

[Anthony]

If its a real offer, why not contact them and see what they have to say?

 

[onspec]

Originally posted by identity_00
I think they want you to setup affiliate links on your site promoting their websites. You get paid by commission on how
many people actually participate.

Those are big sites and make plenty of money.
If interested, I would work with the sites directly and sign up
with their affiliate system.

IMO its not that good of a deal and most people will just leave
your site/s and not participate.

I agree. If you have domains/traffic in those areas, you're probably already dealing directly with them through their affiliate programs.

The other thing I would be leary about is the fact that they/he "represents" iGlobalMedia, themselves a big company. If they wanted your biz, why wouldn't they contact you themselves?