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Correction… managed by Brightshare, with which Paymasters has a master affiliate agreement.
The site is not available for marketing just yet but it should be ready very soon.
The Banners and links are now posted at Paymasters so I will go way out on a limb and assume that they are also available at Brightshare.
Curiously, no announcement from Referback about the changes.
Maybe Referback did not want to plug anybody else when Capital
decided to leave them.:rolleyes:
Quote:The Banners and links are now posted at Paymasters so I will go way out on a limb and assume that they are also available at Brightshare.Not. Now checking to see if Paymasters has gone out on a limb or not.
Have found out from Referback that they will be paying commissions on players sent to Capital before it left Referback for the next 12 months.
Ideally there would be something in all affiliate agreements that governs the tracking and payment of commissions on old players in the event a casino is sold to another party.
Its a question I’ll have to think about putting to the next panel at an affiliate conference.
That is a very good point, Tovey!
Originally posted by Tovey
Ideally there would be something in all affiliate agreements that governs the tracking and payment of commissions on old players in the event a casino is sold to another party.Good luck with trying to get that fly.
I remember several months ago Referback sent out a newsletter stating that Capital and Orbital (pretty sure it was Orbital as well) were no longer associated with them.
I remember that also. I assume Orbital will surface some place.
Let me see if I understand this correctly.
Referback pays commissions for a year on our players….but after that, the new affiliate manager keeps the players without having to pay commissions??????
Is this how it works? Or does the new aff.manager pay commissions for our players?
If not, sounds like some more poo-stabbing without lube.
D’oh! Excuse my little brain-fart there…..of course the new aff manager doesn’t pay commission……..let me rephrase that:
Does the casino itself not continue to pay affiliate commissions on players we sent them in the first place?
