@Dominique 248599 wrote:
What Rewards did back then is switch to the same accounting methods that brick and mortar casinos use.
But they’re not a bricks and mortar casino, far from it! Not withstanding they have far less overheads than the aforementioned too. The implementation of this was the first sign they are greedy gits.
@Dominique 248599 wrote:
That said, yes, they do send out mails with bonuses to players, and on the bottom of the mail they have CLICKABLE links to all their other casinos.
IMO that is not fair, they are openly luring players away from existing affiliate accounts. That is the beef I have with them.
And that’s my beef too.
Within a matter of hours of signing up a test player Casino Rewards contacted them with no less than 8 emails all pointing to their sites which had far better offers than Captain Cooks, the casino I referred this play to. Worse, they were all straight links.
Hence literally 1000’s up 1000’s of my tagged players have been hoodwinked by this method. On top of all that, players I’ve signed up at the MGS casinos absorbed by Casino Rewards Group, which again amounts to 1000’s have also been hit with this dodgy cross marketing.
While I agree Rewards Affiliate do pay me for any players who play at the casino I referred them to. It’s little consolation being paid maybe $230 every 6 months when I know they’ve scammed me out of my rightful income in relation to all the players I’ve sent this affiliate program over the years. And reiterating all the player tagged to me from casinos bought out by Casino Rewards Group.
And as far as Renee, well she knew exactly what was going on with this unethical cross marketing but every time I questioned her about player longivity or numbers regarding depositing players, she’d keep repeating, “don’t worry keep sending us players, remember their signed up to you.”
What Renee failed to mention was they (Casino Rewards) were contacting these referred player within hours of them joining and cross promoting their other casinos with straight links to my players.
She’s a scam artist and crook like her employer Casino Rewards Group!
Food for though
While you maybe receiving commission from Rewards Affiliates how many of your tagged players have been stolen from you by their unethical cross marketing? How much money have you lost as a result?
My conservative figure stood at over $250,000 last year. Now, well it would far exceed that.
How do you think they managed to purchase all these failed MGS casinos? By cheating affiliates out of their rightful commissions, that’s how!