I think his response is a bit short-sighted; it doesn’t make much sense.
He assumes that he would have access to every affiliate that you know, which just isn’t the case. New people enter this industry every day, and he certainly doesn’t have access to all of those people.
If you owned a casino and you can get affiliates by yourself .then you would pay them what they deserve but if you give it to others to do then you would pay more.
Well, duh… Geez. :banger:
Using this logic, why do they even bother with an affiliate program, then? Why not just go after the players directly?
I wonder if this program is CAP certified? If so, then they have just contradicted themselves — because by paying certification / listing fees to CAP, they are actually engaging in the very practice that they said they didn’t want to engage in! :roflmao:
If a program has a tiered referral system, that’s great, but if they don’t, it isn’t a deal-breaker for me. For now, I mainly target players (not other webmasters), so the lack of a second tier isn’t a big deal to me. If I ever build a casino “affiliate” site, then this will be important to me, but for now, it isn’t.