matanoosh wrote:
Dominique,
1. Contracts with affiliates are for legal disputes. Unfortunately they’re quite one-sided. Affiliates’ biggest weapon against merchants is legal actions. Therefore merchants must provider an armour. Contracts are NOT necessarily the manifestation of actual T&C and working relationship. If there are clauses in the contract which prevent you from working with us, you can sign a revised version of it and sending it to my email after we both carefully go over it.
1. Contracts with affiliates are for legal disputes. Unfortunately they’re quite one-sided. Affiliates’ biggest weapon against merchants is legal actions. Therefore merchants must provider an armour. Contracts are NOT necessarily the manifestation of actual T&C and working relationship. If there are clauses in the contract which prevent you from working with us, you can sign a revised version of it and sending it to my email after we both carefully go over it.
I already went over this in writing with gammon, before your time, and was told to use the email as my approval for things to be handled the way I suggested.
I have been ready to launch backgammon for some time now, and I have perfectly targeted players for it already. Everything is ready to go live, design, content and all. But after the recent problems with 6 programs and their contracts, I am hesitant to take anyone’s word when they say – if you don’t like these conditions, don’t promote us.