Thank you for the encouragement. It’s alway great to have someone tell you exactly what you want to hear. Duwayne has contacted me via email and gave me some suggestions that I will incorporate, however if a casino is offering a free spin or no deposit bonus then I would like to pass that along to my visitors, after all isn’t that what it is meant for? If the casino is going to frown upon this then I would highly recommend that they remove it from their promotions. Duwayne also state in his email “but please understand that it can be hard to convert bonus abusers”. My reply to that was as follows:
I do appreciate your feedback but I do feel that my original question has not been answered by Referback as of yet.:tooconfus
I’m with you there… it’s not bonus abuse a better term would be ‘advantage player’… those who bounce around looking only for free offers with litte or no intention of depositing.
The casinos certainly don’t frown on it, they do however balance up the intention of the offers – free offers are aimed at volume income, once that has been achieved and the conversion/retention folk have a pool to work on (less immediate cash but bigger pool to be converted over time) it is a good idea to move to a purchase offer (less players now but more immediate cash).
That said a sales person job only begins when the customer says NO 
With that in mind we have been spending more time in contact with the Retention and Conversion teams of the brands to understand what goes into bringing the free spins and free money from ‘freeloader’ to ‘CashCow’!
We will use this understanding to assist and manage the conversion of affiliate players as best we can.