I will give Stephen credit, but not Paradise.
Stephen would do well to find a better poker room to work for. Think about it Stephen – think about who you work for and their track record. Do you really think they will do right by you in the long run?
Either a business is honest and values it’s partners and keeps it’s contracts, or it isn’t. Your employers are not. Sportingbet is guilty of criminal conduct, breach of contract to be precise. They have defrauded hundreds of affiliates.
They have done so using a minimum of 3 properties. Do you really think they will do right by Paradise because Stephen is a nice guy?
Already they are embarassing you with faulty tracking, having to explain and evade over and over… I haven’t forgotten our conversation in Vegas, Stephen, even though it was cut short and I never got to touch on some of the issues, you did tell me some interesting things.
Sorry, I cannot back Paradise, and neither should you. It’s not even like Sportingbet can’t afford to set things right, they just don’t want to.
Anyone who knowingly, after reading all the information here on this message board, becomes an affiliate of sportingbet – well, I don’t know how else to help you.