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August 14, 2006 at 2:15 pm #701990
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InactiveYou would think we would be notified first! Do we have a partnership or are is this a tyranny?
August 14, 2006 at 2:20 pm #701993
vladcizsolMemberI was certainly shocked to see this when I logged in.
August 14, 2006 at 2:30 pm #701997Anonymous
InactiveHello guys;
Casino Classic Share is the same earnings model as it always has been, ‘normal’ revenue share. If you are on this you can remain on it, or you can choose to change to any of our other earnings models.
We do have a brand new earnings model – Casino Profit Share – which launches today. To read more on it please go here: http://www.fortuneaffiliates.com/affiliate/forward.do?forward=CasinoEarnings_FA#cabem
Again, for our existing affiliates it is your choice to be on this or our other earnings models.
Thanks all,
Marvyn H
August 14, 2006 at 2:35 pm #702000
vladcizsolMemberThanks Marvyn
I am certainly relieved to hear that, though I do wish we would have been notified before today about the new schemes.Second question
If a new affiliate signs up are they able to select Classic Casino share, or is this option only available to existing affiliates?
August 14, 2006 at 2:40 pm #702003Anonymous
InactiveMy pleasure Professor.
And no, new affiliates who sign up with us cannot select Casino Classic Share as their earnings model.
Marvyn H
August 14, 2006 at 4:01 pm #702016Anonymous
InactiveIf we are currently on Classic Share, and want to remain on Classic Share, do we need to do anything? Or is it only if we want to change that we must opt in?
August 14, 2006 at 4:10 pm #702018Anonymous
Inactivequeriesresolved wrote:My pleasure Professor.And no, new affiliates who sign up with us cannot select Casino Classic Share as their earnings model.
Marvyn H
WOW – I would never sign up with you under the terms you have currently (since classic share is not available). I wonder who will?? The terms are VERY predatory, IMO.
August 14, 2006 at 4:13 pm #702020Anonymous
InactiveOnly if you want to change to a new earnings model need you do anything. Otherwise you will stay on whichever earnings model you are on currenty.
Marvyn
August 14, 2006 at 4:19 pm #702023Anonymous
Inactivekwblue wrote:WOW – I would never sign up with you under the terms you have currently (since classic share is not available). I wonder who will?? The terms are VERY predatory, IMO.We now have 3 earnings models to choose from and they are totally your choice. Wager-share, Purchase-share and Profit-share. Any of the 3, depending on the type of players you send to us, can actually be more profitable for affiliates. They are all still revenue share models.
Which terms do you consider predatory?
Marvyn
August 14, 2006 at 4:30 pm #702026Anonymous
InactiveWhat’s so bad about the new profitshare model? The percentages can be significantly higher if you’re doing any volume. Seems to me the only downside is negative carryover. But I’m surprised by how high the percentage of revenue share is – isn’t anyone else? Am I missing something?
August 14, 2006 at 4:58 pm #702031Anonymous
Inactivecowboy wrote:But I’m surprised by how high the percentage of revenue share is – isn’t anyone else? Am I missing something?The reason we are able to pay at higher percentages to our affiliates on Profit Share is because we are sharing the risk more equally.
We also want to incentivise our affiliates for sending us more players, as is clear with the way this earnings model is structured.
Marvyn H
August 14, 2006 at 5:43 pm #702038Anonymous
InactiveMarvin, this new commission scheme is a terrific idea – a way to positively reinforce promotion.
Offering higher commissions the more players we send is a breath of fresh air.
Would you please explain the new structure fully? It seems too good to be true to get a minimum of 40% and a max of 60%. There has to be a catch!
“Put simply, Casino Profit refers to the sum of all players profits regardless of which Fortune Lounge casino they play at. ” Does this mean that the revenues from all casinos are combined, so that a big win at one may wipe out all profit?
August 14, 2006 at 6:01 pm #702041Anonymous
Inactivequeriesresolved wrote:We now have 3 earnings models to choose from and they are totally your choice. Wager-share, Purchase-share and Profit-share. Any of the 3, depending on the type of players you send to us, can actually be more profitable for affiliates. They are all still revenue share models.Which terms do you consider predatory?
Marvyn
Negative balances are carried forward and continue to carry forward month on month until any negative balances have been recovered. Should you wish to switch from Profit-share to an alternative Activity-based model you will be unable to switch until all negative balances have been recovered.
A New Active Account is a player that has opened an account, purchased and wagered witin the current month.
PLUS – The fact that all cainos are bundled.
That sucks for new affiliates who won’t have much of a choice in the matter from what I have read.
August 14, 2006 at 6:04 pm #702043Anonymous
InactiveI’m an existing affiliate who was on the classic revenue model but switched to try out the percentage of deposits model this month. I am still allowed to switch back to classic when I want?
August 14, 2006 at 6:17 pm #702045Anonymous
Inactivekwblue – New affiliates who joined from the 1st August will be defaulted to this earnings model. If they would like to switch to either Wager Share or Purchase Share, they are more than welcome to.
cowboy – If you want to change back to Casino Classic Revshare, you may.
fergie – Does this mean that the revenues from all casinos are combined, so that a big win at one may wipe out all profit? The short answer to that is: Yes.
Please email [email protected] if you have any more questions or would like a more in-depth explanation on Profit Share and any of our other earnings models.
Have a good one all,
Marvyn H
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