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Thanks guys, just what I wanted to hear
I’ve been trying to sign up for Click2Pay for two days now, and I keep getting a 501 error. I tried to sign up with both IE and Firefox, I turned off my popup blockers, and I tried using a different computer too. No success.
I called the support desk, and they said that their server might be overloaded and that I should try again later….I signed up for Moneybookers instead — that went smoothly. Here is a referral link if anyone would like to sign up under me. :bigsmile:
I agree with Dom.
Gambling Federation properties have been promoting Click2Pay services to all their players. This is indeed a secure and reliable alternative to payment processors that won’t accept US business.
As per Professor statement, they are here for the long haul.
Cheers.
Most of my affiliate earnings are being wire transferred directly to my bank account. Is this a bad idea? Im in the US and my bank accepted them this month. With 888.com they actually transfer it as a direct deposit.
We work very closely with Click2Pay. Like all businesses that go through a big growth stage they have some support problems from time to time. But on the whole they are a great bunch of people to deal with and I trust them 100%.
Their service (once you have an account) is actually a lot better than NETeller from a player’s perspective as there is no need to pre-fund your Click2Pay account. Once you have a payment method set up (credit card or bank account) you can deposit to your casino/poker account directly from the poker room without having to go to the click2pay.com website.
I recommend every afiliate getting a Click2Pay account and putting up an informational page on their websites.
