Since I started this exchange, I feel I should clarify a few points…
It is quite possible that Casino Pays views my past efforts as above average in conversions. I had a handful of good players back in 2003. Despite sending very little traffic at that time, I landed 6 players in a 3 month period that produced over $5000 in commissions. That’s pretty promising, and I’m sure it’s above average by anyone’s measure.
However, since 2003 I’ve tried several times to duplicate that feat by increasing my traffic to their casinos, and I haven’t had a good month yet. Over my entire history, I’m disappointed in the results per click-through.
Now, luck has a lot to do with results, and if anyone doubts it, just take a look at the recent thread about top 10 programs. Everyone seems to like a different group. Part of that has to do with the fact that different programs appeal to different types of site visitors. But a lot of it has to do with good ol’ luck. I’ve heard some webmasters say that Club Dice converts very well for them. It hasn’t for me. I don’t know whether that’s just the luck of the draw, or if there’s something about the site that my particular visitors don’t like. But the bottom line is the same regardless.
I wouldn’t have posted here if it weren’t for frustration about the prepaid deal. Just in case CPays is wondering, I’m really not interested in pursuing this any further. Your comment above tells me everything I need to know about your position:
It is the same in your case as when the deal was concluded for you to receive $800, we delivered the results as agreed upon!
This points out a good reason to not make deals over the telephone, as I have no emails to prove what the arrangement was to begin with.