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  • #687815
    Anonymous
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    I don’t have any expeirence with the ‘pay to play’ sites, allthough I have seen them. I know a few CAP members that offer t-shirts, hats, cash, etc or even point programs, that do really well.

    LadyH

    #687825
    Anonymous
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    I think offering cash to play at a casino is a great way to go, IF you want to have a date in court.

    I’d never do it.

    dalster44

    #687834
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    dalster44 wrote:
    I think offering cash to play at a casino is a great way to go, IF you want to have a date in court.

    I’d never do it.

    dalster44

    It isn’t illegal, I already talked to the affiliate programs about the program im running…

    #687850
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    davecreative wrote:
    It isn’t illegal, I already talked to the affiliate programs about the program im running…

    It is if you live in the great U.S.A

    #687887
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi there,

    Who will you advertise to? Just wondering because i want to start an affiliate sitem but i am worried about the laws……is it legal to advertise to the usa?

    any help would be greatly appreciated.

    many thanks,
    alex

    #687889
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @ davecreative

    I guess paying players to play at a casino is illegal in most parts of the developed world. If I were you I would stay out of it.

    #687911
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    wow, i didnt know that… is there any resources you have that outline what is and is not allowed then?

    #687956
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    Goldfinger wrote:
    @ davecreative

    I guess paying players to play at a casino is illegal in most parts of the developed world. If I were you I would stay out of it.

    Rakeback!? I think depending on your interpretation rakeback would constitute an incentive to gamble. Of course, rewarding a player with a bounty for signing up at online casinos is probably more effective as an incentive.

    – Lupi

    #688111
    Anonymous
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    Goldfinger wrote:
    @ davecreative

    I guess paying players to play at a casino is illegal in most parts of the developed world. If I were you I would stay out of it.

    Its illegal in the UK too

    #688112
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I find that when it comes to dealing with the U.S and U.K it is best to not let your money become a part of the deal. At the end of the day the government sees you paying players, it’s open to a whole new level interpretation in which your livelihood and freedom are at stake. Stick to gifts, points and bonus promotion.

    #688129
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’ve got to thank you guys for this thread, I was just about to offer money for some people to deposit. I didn’t realize that I wasn’t allowed to do that so I think you all.

    #688139
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    You inspired our weekly newsletter article:

    http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/newsletter/1-9.htm

    Check it out!

    #688175
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Haha happy that I inspired that newletter.

    Thanks for all your input guys, I think I found a solution to the legailty issues that I have brought up. Site will be launched monday, or early next week at the latest, so please please please check it out and give me some feed back, good or bad I can take it haha.

    #688191
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    davecreative wrote:
    I think I found a solution to the legailty issues that I have brought up.

    Care to share :tongue:?

    #688495
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yeah i guess, haha

    Well instead of issueing checks or paypal for the refund,
    Im gonna use Gift Cards to Amazon, Target stores like that
    And maybe prepaid credit cards

    That way they are gifts and no longer ‘PaYING’ people to gamble…

    that should work rite?

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