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Affiliate holding Marlerino Group stopped all public activity on September 17 after its owner stopped responding to contacts.
Affiliate marketing holding Marlerino Group ceased public activity on September 17, and its owner, V. Marlon, has stopped responding to contact attempts, according to Telegram channel R2B.News.
According to the channel, posts on the company's corporate Instagram account and Telegram channel have been deleted, and the company's website has been taken offline. No further details regarding the reasons behind the shutdown or the status of any pending obligations to partners were disclosed in the available reporting.
The sudden disappearance follows a pattern seen with other affiliate operations in the iGaming space, where holdings abruptly cease communication and remove their online presence without explanation.
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An anonymous source close to Marlerino Group, speaking to the iGN editorial team, denied reports that the holding's owner, V. Marlon, had gone missing, stating that he is fine and that the removal of publications and the site's shutdown are related to a restructuring of the company's information resources.
The statement directly contradicts earlier reporting from Telegram channel R2B.News, which had described Marlon as unreachable and noted the removal of the company's Instagram and Telegram content alongside the website's shutdown. No further details regarding the nature of the described restructuring or a timeline for restoring the company's online presence were provided by the source.
The conflicting accounts leave the actual status of Marlerino Group and its owner unclear, with the anonymous nature of the source's denial offering limited independent verification against the earlier report.
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