@john1124] I am a little encouraged to see Barney send the bill to the shelf at this time. I personally, feel it might have something to do with the pending stay on the UIGEA in NJ District court. It’s probably no coincidence Barney decided to shelf HR 2046 after the complaint was officially filed. As well, according the UFC911, although IMEGA tried to keep the intent to have a judicial challenge against UIGEA a few of the DOJ heads may have learned about it up to 2 months ago. Which would explain why Whiley Kyl asked embattled Gonzales about it in the Congressional deposition about the firings of the US Atty’s. It at least means he is concerned about this pending litigation, which is good for us. Why? Maybe cause he knows it has some teeth, B; maybe cause he knows of the banks already have the filters in place by the time the lawsuit comes around, they are not likely to remove said filters to their ACH system even if there is a stay on the UIGEA.[/QUOTE wrote:
I agree with this part, but the rest we can agree to disagree on.
Only time will tell, but a large business not using every conceivable advertising venue is a stupid business.
I really don’t think casinos are stupid.
What you are seeing in Britain for instance is that the places with B&M casinos that have been online for a while are suddenly coming to all the aff conferences and trying to recruit affiliates. Up to now they considered themselves as not needing us.
They have all the advertising venues available, too.
Affiliates are simply too convenient – they don’t perform, you just don’t pay them. No risk taken. Other types of advertising have to be paid regardless of results.
Any business not taking advantage of that is not being run efficiently.