@WagerShare 140646 wrote:
Hi Engineer
I’m afraid that CSC24Seven is the only option for us to be able to pay US affiliates. None of the clients of WagerShare accept US players and as such won’t be associated with payment mechanisms tailored towards that market.
CSC24Seven is an excellent solution and it’s a company that we’ve dealt with for many years.
Best regards,
Tim
Tim,
That is not an acceptable answer.
Virgin Games doesn’t accept U.S. players. Yet they pay me by wire every month like clockwork.
Casino Blasters sent me a check last month. They don’t accept U.S. players.
PartnerLogic sends checks. Prime Partners sends checks and wires. Neither of these programs accept U.S. players.
Right there you have 4 programs that don’t accept U.S. players, but that pay their U.S. affiliates without making them get a Lebanon-based offshore bank account (CSC24seven).
What makes you think that you can’t send checks or wires or use other currently viable options such as QuickTender and Affiliate Speedpay to pay your affiliates?
Payments to players and payments to affiliates must be made through separate mechanisms now. You can’t expect to continue paying affiliates (especially U.S. affiliates) via the same methods that you pay your casino players.
As a U.S. affiliate, why shouldn’t I be able to receive commissions from non U.S. players? Is your new business strategy to work only with non U.S. affiliates as well? Do you think that, as a U.S. affiliate, I’m not capable of sending non U.S. players? You’d be wrong if you thought that. Last month, over 85% of the new depositing players at another large Microgaming program were non-U.S. players. So I’m thinking that I could promote your casinos with similar results; i.e. your “no US” rule doesn’t mean that I won’t make decent money there.
I’m sorry, but your answer, and your refusal to consider using QT and ASP just boggles my mind.
I do hope you’ll reconsider your position and offer QuickTender and Affiliate Speedpay very soon.