Hi guys,
we have posted this elsewhere but an affiliate asked me to post it here as well.
Dear Affiliates,
I am proud to say that reason has won over quick returns. CasinoRewards will no longer use scumware as an advertising medium. Due to contract issues we cannot turn it off on all of the casinos immediately but instead will have to phase it out. The reason for this is that with a lot of advertising we lock ourselves in long term contacts to lower the price. With both Gator and WhenU the contract period is very long and we would forfeit a lot of money if we stopped the campaigns immediately. Currently Strike It Lucky, Golden Tiger Poker, Zodiac Casino, and Lucky Emperor will stop advertising with scumware by the end of this week. Blackjack Ballroom will stop the end of April, and Golden Tiger Casino and Virtual City Casino will stop at the end of May. I know this is not the perfect solution but I believe our program is the only one willing to work with the affiliates and give a definite timeline and stay true to it.
Please realize that I was able to convince the owners of the casinos to stop using scumware by telling them that the casinos will profit from putting this policy in place. With all business decisions it comes down to which will make you more money. I have convinced the owners that you guys will make up the lost revenue from dropping scumware. It was not an easy argument to make, so please do not prove me wrong. I need you guys to make a major push so I can pat myself on the back…
Remember that we have honest tracking, no cookie tracking issues, negative balances do not carry over, nor does a negative balance in one casino effect the positive balance in another casino, no hidden casinos to scrape players away, you earn a flat 35% with no deductions for promos or software royalties, and now we do not advertise with scumware.
I feel all of these policies make us stand high above the other programs out there.
As always I will be behind you guys, just let me know what you need from us and I will try to make it happen.
Best Regards,
Brent Smith