I do not think that merely dropping them and not promoting their new casino is sufficient.
A message must be sent that this is unacceptable.
Groups that try it will have to know we will go after what we are rightfully owed.
If they wish to discontinue the program for new players, that is their business, but commissions on old players must be paid.
I have tried to write my rep and the CEO without response.
This group has had plenty of chance to take a step back, but it looks like dialog with them will not be possible in the wake of their not even getting back to us.
I therefore propose that we lodge formal complaints with the jurisdictions they hold licensing with and that this behavior be formally reported to MicroGaming.
From what I know of it, jurisdictions generally do expect casino license holders to engage in proper business conduct. While they are under no obligation as such to us, they will likely have an interest on this.
That is the further course of action that I think we as a group should take.
Further action such as a class action lawsuit will have to be considered based on what transpires with the above actions I would propose as well.