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forgot to mention it is not an affiliate site. I checked the WHOIS but dont really understand if you can tell by that if it is legitimate.
150k$…you must be crazy:-)
Which software?
Any players in the database?
Be careful…
The seller said 2,000 players in the database. It seems almost too good to be true. The software was 75k the seller said and the liscense was 20k. Ill post an email soon. Is there anyway to check the WHOIS? The site looks designed well.
any suggestions
if something seems too good to be true… Well, it usually is.
Why would you sell your business if you’re making good and easy money. Looking at some selling pages, he does everything himself, so not a big company. Why stop when you’re making good money?
How many people are playing, what is the average deposits, montly gross revenue…Questions questions. If none of those 2000 players deposits, the deal seems a lot less interesting..
Altough I wouldn’t want to buy it anyways.. but then again, i’m not looking to buy a casino.
Ummm their customer service don’t even know the casino software… seems like that is a virtual ghost town, but I can be wrong
Yes im not sure what is going on here. But the site has been around for awhile and seems to be designed well. Im trying to get more info but the wierd part is the person I am in contact with works at casiotec.com which also has the same address as casinounreal.com according to WHOIS.
Hmmmm… seems interesting.
by the way, do people recommend AWA/everest affiliates? I was looking into a white lable casino that uses them. The payout is somewhat low (25%) but that would be ok if they payout on time and are legit.
chriscorney;212642 wrote:Hello everyone. I am new to this site and new to the afiliate scene.I have seen CASINOUNREAL.COM for sale and have been in contact with the person responsible for selling it. It is for sale for 150k which seems cheap to me. Anyone familar with this casino or could tell me if this is legit?
Thanks again
IMO it seems overpriced and unrealistic. If you have $150,000 to spend on a casino then surely you would learn the ropes by being an affiliate first tos ee what does and does not work in marketing before diving in the deep end.
This seems someone who has a casino site (which there are many of) feels there casino is valued at $150,000 with no supporting information or documents with reasoning behind their valuation.
Is 150k cheap? IMO no.
seems a bit Un-real to me. I can’t even find a T&C page for the casino. I see one for the affiliate part but not the casino… I would use extreme caution.
Plus if you already have doubts about a WHOIS you did, is it even worth putting 150K of your money on something that you had doubts right away from? Always live by what your gut tells you.I know you guys are right, not to mention the “seller” stopped communication after I requested to meet in person and for him to verify earnings. Oh well
I think that I will try to find a white lable to learn the ropes on first.
Does anyone know of any for sale that has at least 20 real money players?
Thanks
