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- 08-02-2005 10:18 PM #81Senior Member
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I will try prof.
I got a little excited there for a min, lol.
But I will try.
- 08-02-2005 11:06 PM #82
You know, it takes a while to make the software changes necessary for this type of revision. This is not something that was thought up in the last 60 to 90 days. Just a thought.
- 08-03-2005 08:04 AM #83Member
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Some days ago,
I registred as new affiliate at Referback, because I had faith in the list of CAP affiliation programs.
Now, I really doubt. I plan to have my first casino portal opened end of this month and now frankly wonder if all this work is worth something...
If I had to start it again, I would prefer make better choices. That's why I request a list on this site (and not in the forum !) with partner programs you should avoid.
Even if major members on this forum think it's just the start of an affiliate tsunami, affiliation programs can't live w/o our work. That's why this list, even it should reach dozens of entries, should exist. And it's also why online gambling is I think, a profitable business - even I've no experience - , that new or probe affiliation programs will probably replace the old ones.
All these problems remind me how greedy we all can be. All this reminds me just one thing, is that greedy people make big losers, just like in casinos.
Les arbres ne montent pas jusqu'au ciel.
H. - 08-03-2005 09:50 AM #84New Member
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Hi all,
I accept that many of you are upset and confused about some of the additions to the terms and conditions. I use the word additions as there are no retroactive changes to the revised terms and conditions. Let me clarify the few points that I believe are still misunderstood by some affiliates.
Addressing the definition of an “Active Casino Customer”
Firstly attempting a purchase of more than $500 is not possible as this is the purchase limit at the credit card companies and the casinos. Large first purchases are rare for new gamblers, due to trust issues etc. As much as you and I would like all players to join the casino purely for its entertainment value, this does not happen, as new players are mostly joining for the signup bonus. The remaining small percentage of players that do not apply for the bonus, will probable make multiple smaller purchases, as found during an investigation into this issue.
Here is my reasoning as to how this can be beneficial to affiliates. Players receive an incentive for their first purchase and most cases the free bonus exceeds the purchase as with the $50 for $200 promotion. As per the old definition the affiliate has a balance of -$150.00, and as per the new definition the balance is still $0. If the player leaves the casino you have lost nothing if the player purchases again the balance will show the first and second purchase less the bonus. Now the player has value, as he/she is able to make multiple purchases.
Please note: We definitely DO NOT discount the 1st purchase, as you will receive full commission on all purchases that the player has made from the date that they opened the first casino account. This extends to any and all first purchases the player may have made at any casino in the group.
Addressing the “Lapsed Customer” clause
If a player stops playing at all the casinos in the group for 6 consecutive months the player will be considered lapsed. This applies from the 1st of August 2005. The date will be included in the terms for clarification. This will not apply to players acquired prior to this date.
Taking into consideration all the retention as well as reactivation promotions, if a customer is INACTIVE for 6 MONTHS on the GROUP of casinos chances are he/she is really not interested in being a casino player.
I can understand that a webmaster would revisit a casino after 6 months, however would a player? This is 6 months without responding to any casino promotions. This does not apply to players that play every day or month.
The opportunity/positive here is that all affiliates are now able to re-acquire these lapsed players via their web sites and they will be linked to the affiliate that did the work. This applies to players that signed up directly with the casino as well. As it is many affiliates refer qualified gamblers that have not played in years and are already linked to an affiliate or the casino directly and thus lose out on the commission. A case of either or?
I think that all the other points raised have been clarified. As all of you know I am open to any questions or discussion in regards to the above or any questions you might have. Please include your aff id in a private mail if you have any questions relating to your own account.
Thank you - 08-03-2005 10:42 AM #85
YES SOME DO !I can understand that a webmaster would revisit a casino after 6 months, however would a player? - 08-03-2005 11:55 AM #86Senior Member
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Well thats a positive anyway, even though this Term is enough in its own right to disuade me from promoting them from 1st august.
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- 08-03-2005 12:25 PM #88Guest
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Ahhh you might want to continue your research to Microgaming and Proc-Cyber too guys.....
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So NOW a program wants us to agree to having our player base scrapped - aint that the shiz!
So youre saying you wont scrape old players that have lapsed but new ones from this date forward will be scraped? You might be smoking crack but we arent and anyone that believes that is!I use the word additions as there are no retroactive changes
Additionally, what about the new 20% share? Will that be applied on only new players or everyone in my account(s)?
I for one have already removed their links! If they change things I will put them back up, but until I am happy with changes I am not going to give them one more player! - 08-03-2005 12:49 PM #90Moderator - Big Kahuna
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Incidentally, I hadn't realised until today that both Fortune Affiliates AND Referback are owned by Carmen Media.
Ahhh you might want to continue your research to Microgaming and Proc-Cyber too guys.....
Well, that explains a lot right there!
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