Final report : Grand privé affiliates program investigation‏

**mak445** · 02-15-2010 06:55 AM

Dear Michael,

We are pleased to inform you that our investigation of the Grand Privé Affiliates Program is now complete, and in terms of our calculations the amount owed to you is $77,00.

Please find attached our Final Report relating to the investigation, which includes the steps taken to verify and calculate this amount owing to you.

We have been advised by Grand Privé that they will honour this payment by 26 February 2010.

eCOGRA appreciates your cooperation in filing a claim and providing information that assisted us in fully investigating this issue.

Yours sincerely

Sean Roberts

Sean Roberts

Chartered Accountant

eCOGRA Limited

seanr@ecogra.org

eCOGRA : e-Commerce Online Gaming Regulation and Assurance

made 42k usd in the last 12 months befor closeing and thay come back with $77,00 this was a waste of time ****ed over YET again

The amount is $77,00.
This full amount was earned in December 2008, no commissions were earned subsequent to December 2008.

**Triple777s** · 02-15-2010 07:03 AM

LOL, I received my "kiss off" report also, and they claim i earned NOTHING.....from dec/08 to dec/09!

NOTHING!!....

So i am to believe i went from earning a monthly commission, my best earners....to nothing..?

Absolute bull****.....should of been expected seeing how eCOGRA was working with GP on this stellar report!

**mak445** · 02-15-2010 07:06 AM

thay must have un taged every ones players in dec

**vd752** · 02-15-2010 08:21 AM

10k only for me

**Dominique** · 02-15-2010 09:40 AM

Looks like the players were untagged after program closure.

**CashCow** · 02-15-2010 11:32 AM

What did you expect? ECOGRA is good pals with microgaming who makes money from Grand Prive.

Its like having Halliburton run a trial on Bush/Cheney for their foreign policy. As long as the guys in charge are making money, they don't care who they screw over.

**Dominique** · 02-15-2010 11:41 AM

I am much more inclined to place blame on Grand Prive and their diddling with the statistics that were presented to ecogra. A lot was at stake for ecogra to get this right, and all that could happen to Grand Prive is the loss of more money. So, looking at it from the point of view of whose best interest was what, I am inclined to point at Grand Prive as the culprit.

**CashCow** · 02-15-2010 11:54 AM

I agree. Of course Grand Prive was going to fudge the numbers. Of course a snake will squirm. But, it is the job of the snake wrangler to tame it. eCOGRA had a difficult task in front of them and it looks like they did a mediocre job. Perhaps they should have asked to see average payouts for the proceeding 12 months and then Dec 08 - Dec 09. This would have shown them that something was off.

**Dominique** · 02-15-2010 12:09 PM

What I would like to know:

Anyone else here who had players who dated back to Referspot, the program that was absorbed by Grand Prive? And were these a substantial part of your player base?

**BigDaddy** · 02-15-2010 02:04 PM

They brushed me off with

Our investigation of the Grand Privé Affiliates Program is now complete, and we regret to inform you that you that no commissions have been earned by you subsequent to the closure of the Program on 1 December 2008.

Total Bull****. I had many players dating back to the referspot days. Oh well, they could have paid me 50 grand and I still wouldn't have removed their casinos from our Blacklist. As long as I'm in this business I will continue to warn our site visitors to stay far away from ALL of their properties. It should cost them alot more lost revenue than they owe me.

Thread: Final report : Grand privé affiliates program investigation‏

LinkBack

Thread Tools

Rate This Thread

Display

Final report : Grand privé affiliates program investigation‏

The Following User Says Thank You to CashCow For This Useful Post:

The Following User Says Thank You to CashCow For This Useful Post:

The Following User Says Thank You to Dominique For This Useful Post:

The Following User Says Thank You to BigDaddy For This Useful Post: