Can’t say they will ALL recover. But if they were honest and reliable with you in the past, then give them the benefit of the doubt.
Bob – you may or may not be right – we of course don’t know – because they have not had the business acumen to provide their affiliate partners with a clear picture.
“give them some rope – give them the benfit of the doubt” …
:crazy:
There should be no doubt :
– if they have a cash crunch then they should be seeking additional cash through corporate finance to run their day-to-day business payments.
– if the business is so poorly structured that they cannot finance their business then they should at least be straight up with their affiliate partners and explain the situation clearly.
– we should not be hearing stories, or seeing continual delays and missed deadlines for payments.
Continual defaulting on due payments is no way to run a financial enterprise – and is no way does it engender support from their affiliate partners.
I don’t know who is making the decisions in this case – but whoever it is – they’ve been consistantly poor and are destroying the reputation of the brand amoungst affiliates.
If there is a cash shortage – then the management of Casino Coins (and other affiliate programs) should be putting business plans in place and clearly communicating them … not continually putting up false dates for payment and then failing to deliver.