CPA is always an iffy business – one party always wins and one party loses. If the casino is super happy with you, you know you would make a lot more money on rev share. If the casino loses, it will sever the CPA.
REV share is a bit different.
But either way, the clause you quote would not hold up in any court, it is not intended to apply to comission payment contracts but to service contracts regarding the use of software by subscribers. The casinos just plucked it off the net and stuck it in their contracts, but it isn’t applicable at all.
If the contract says “lifetime comissions” then that is what the program is contractually liable for.
If the program cannot pay, it needs to reach out and arrive at a mutual agreement with it’s affiliates. Contracts can only be changed if both parties agree to the change.
Nobluff, I submitted a claim and received a response that it was being processed, even though I had no dates, $ amounts or aff tracker filled in. I can’t very well fill these in without accessing the aff site, and that is off line.
eCOGRA is aware of that apparently and will process claims anyway.