@duncan.connal 199618 wrote:
Just as another point, I dont think the title to the thread helps here – a title we didnt create.
We do pay US affiliates as long as they meet the terms which all the affiliates do. We do accept US affiliates as long as they dont promote to the US and seeing as we dont accept US players it wouldnt be in their interest to.
Just to confirm, and I can clarify again if needs be, we DO accept US affiliates and we DO pay our US affiliates. I genuinely think there was simply a bit of confusion at the start and the affiliate in this case is being paid today in full.
As always if you have any questions on this please let me know,
Duncan
What difference does it make if U.S. affiliates promote to the U.S. anyway? If we did, we’d only be wasting our time since your casino won’t accept new registrations from U.S. players. So there wouldn’t be any earnings to even worry about paying, since U.S. players can’t register.
You say you pay U.S. affiliates as long as they don’t promote to U.S. U.S. affiliates, Russian affiliates, UK affilites, none of them can promote to the U.S. right? So why are U.S. affiliates mentioned at all in anyone’s emails or posts regarding Golden Associates and paying affiliates?
I appreciate that Bonustreak’s payment was sent. And I appreciate your pm earlier, and chat on messenger. I still find the whole idea that being an affiliate that lives in the U.S. was ever a question or even mentioned. Where we live should make no difference for affiliates. Right? And if we promote to the U.S., we wouldn’t get any players because they can’t register, so there wouldn’t be any earnings to question. So it does seem like someone was debating on not paying her solely based on where she, the affiliate, lives.
Without Miles and Kamiel there, this is too dodgey to me.