Its in plain print right here. There should be no confusion at all. If you need further clarification please contact BCP directly.
BCPs statement as provided by their staff:
Quote:
An Open Letter to BCP Affiliates
As many of you are aware, effective June 15th, 2008, BestCasinoPartner.com Terms and Conditions were amended to include: “Any Partner Account that remains inactive for a period of 90 days or longer is subject to closure without any further notice. Any future earnings on these accounts will be forfeited automatically. “Inactive” is defined as no new qualified players delivered within this prescribed period.” Despite having gone to great lengths to express both publicly and privately that this term would only ever be applied “subject to review on a case-by-case basis” and regardless of the fact that, to date, there hasn’t been a single incidence of this term having been applied to any affiliate, this change appears to have become a source of much discussion on the CAP forums. Throughout this time we have maintained a healthy dialogue with both Warren and Lou and we are extremely confident that they understand our point of view and our commitment to fairness in all cases.
Historically we have chosen not to engage in a public debates over company policy, as well as other business related issues. However, in an effort to avoid further miscommunications and shift the focus to where it rightfully belongs, which is generating revenue for everyone, http://www.BestCasinoPartner.com, would like to announce that effective Oct. 1, 2008, “Any Partner Account remaining inactive for a period of 90 days will be adjusted to a revenue percentage of 15 percent. Should this account remain inactive for a further 90 days this percentage will drop to 5 percent. Once an “inactive” account reflects a minimum of one depositing player having been sent the account will be set at a base revenue share of 30 percent. “Inactive” is defined as no new qualified players delivered within this prescribed period.”
Will this apply to someone who has suddenly lost their Google ranking? No. Does this apply to someone who has fallen ill or suffered some other type of life crisis? No. It’s simply not possible to list each and every possible exemption; which is why we clearly stated that such accounts would be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Our reason for applying this term is simple. We firmly believe that any true partnership is based on communication. When there is no communication there is no partnership. Granted, we could have quietly shaved accounts like so many other programs do, but we chose instead to put our cards on the table. We understand that not everyone will appreciate our frankness but this is a risk we are prepared to take. There has never been a single incidence of any account being locked over player quotas not being met. Our affiliates have been paid, and will continue to be paid, millions of dollars in revenue every single month. To those who choose not to promote our products in spite of this, we respect your decision and all we ask is to be given the opportunity to establish our own policies and higher industry standard without being subject to unfair and baseless accusations.
We trust that by clarifying our position with regards to inactive accounts and providing further assurances that our affiliates have and will continue to be paid will put this matter to rest so we can all focus our efforts and energies on the business at hand. To that end, we ask that any responses to this announcement be made directly to our affiliate managers so that we may address them on a one-to-one basis. Your understanding and cooperation are, as always, greatly appreciated.
As many of you are aware, effective June 15th, 2008, BestCasinoPartner.com Terms and Conditions were amended to include: “Any Partner Account that remains inactive for a period of 90 days or longer is subject to closure without any further notice. Any future earnings on these accounts will be forfeited automatically. “Inactive” is defined as no new qualified players delivered within this prescribed period.” Despite having gone to great lengths to express both publicly and privately that this term would only ever be applied “subject to review on a case-by-case basis” and regardless of the fact that, to date, there hasn’t been a single incidence of this term having been applied to any affiliate, this change appears to have become a source of much discussion on the CAP forums. Throughout this time we have maintained a healthy dialogue with both Warren and Lou and we are extremely confident that they understand our point of view and our commitment to fairness in all cases.
Historically we have chosen not to engage in a public debates over company policy, as well as other business related issues. However, in an effort to avoid further miscommunications and shift the focus to where it rightfully belongs, which is generating revenue for everyone, http://www.BestCasinoPartner.com, would like to announce that effective Oct. 1, 2008, “Any Partner Account remaining inactive for a period of 90 days will be adjusted to a revenue percentage of 15 percent. Should this account remain inactive for a further 90 days this percentage will drop to 5 percent. Once an “inactive” account reflects a minimum of one depositing player having been sent the account will be set at a base revenue share of 30 percent. “Inactive” is defined as no new qualified players delivered within this prescribed period.”
Will this apply to someone who has suddenly lost their Google ranking? No. Does this apply to someone who has fallen ill or suffered some other type of life crisis? No. It’s simply not possible to list each and every possible exemption; which is why we clearly stated that such accounts would be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Our reason for applying this term is simple. We firmly believe that any true partnership is based on communication. When there is no communication there is no partnership. Granted, we could have quietly shaved accounts like so many other programs do, but we chose instead to put our cards on the table. We understand that not everyone will appreciate our frankness but this is a risk we are prepared to take. There has never been a single incidence of any account being locked over player quotas not being met. Our affiliates have been paid, and will continue to be paid, millions of dollars in revenue every single month. To those who choose not to promote our products in spite of this, we respect your decision and all we ask is to be given the opportunity to establish our own policies and higher industry standard without being subject to unfair and baseless accusations.
We trust that by clarifying our position with regards to inactive accounts and providing further assurances that our affiliates have and will continue to be paid will put this matter to rest so we can all focus our efforts and energies on the business at hand. To that end, we ask that any responses to this announcement be made directly to our affiliate managers so that we may address them on a one-to-one basis. Your understanding and cooperation are, as always, greatly appreciated.
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Let it go please.