All CPA deals include a player value clause. If they didnt the casino would get robbed blind and they know it and so do we.
CPA is just plain bad for all parties involved. We have said this time and time again. If the players you send are valid then the CPA amount is much lower then their actual value to you as an affiliate. If the players are invalid and you are trying to scam the casino they wont pay you and again you lose.
Unscrupulous scammers (I wont call them affiliates, they arent, they are thieves) try this shit all the time. They bargain for a what they consider a good CPA rate then get friends and family and accomplices to sign up and give them a portion of the CPA all the time thinking they are going to somehow beat the casino. More often then not they are caught as this is a very old scheme and they are left holding the bag and screaming THEY were the ones ripped off.
Here is the first clue that something is terribley wrong in their cover story… They start out with “I sent the casino 100 players and now they are refusing to pay me”. They never go on to say where this mountain of players came from. They dont have a site that ranks well in search engines. They dont have proof of heavily advertising the offer. Come on now. WTF do you pull 100 depositing players from in a month in todays enviroment?
The answer is you probably dont unless something is going on
This statement is the same thing as saying “I figured I found a loophole where I could rip off the casino by paying for “players” to pick up a minimum number of points” Once they do that they walk away and I pocket a fat CPA payment that is higher then my “investment”. You arent trying to bring players to the casino you are trying to take advantage a weakness you thought you discovered…… BRRRRR Wrong.
The Casino was paying you a CPA amount to bring them real depositing players and clients. They werent looking for a way to fork over money to you. If you had sent real players and not incentivized crap they WOULD have paid you. You tried to scam them and now you lost your front money. Kind of ironic isnt it?
I dont like scammers and you basically got what you deserved. What kills me is after the scam fails these jokers have the nerve to come to communities like CAP and try to extort the money from the casinos. It’s disgraceful to those of us who do work honestly in this business.
I am not saying Party Partners are saints, but they have always been more then happy to pay honest affiliates for real players. It’s too hard to recruit good affiliates. The huge mistake they make is by offering CPA as its a lose lose proposition for everyone including them and leads to a lot of un-needed work and bad publicity.
I wish casinos would wake up and DUMP CPA. Its just not worth the inherent problems it causes for everyone.