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@bb1webs 132556 wrote:
You really think this kind of behavior is going to compete with Harrahs. MGM .. ect?
Your right, It’s the brand’s strength, reputation, and professionalism that will decimate many existing in the industry. The industry standards will be raised greatly. I think that the successful ones will be posturing now on both the affiliate side and the player side.
places like Coolcat wouldnt have problems having ways to pay people
Hi,
maybe you didn’t catch the gist… they paid the player . (can ‘t remember if it was coolcat but anyway…. ) ….. but only paid half of what their own terms say can be cashed out.
Now how is that a problem paying? The casino itself sent an email stating
The reply was ‘that’s all we could send this week’.
sorry but I fail to see any problem other than they chose to only pay half.
@bb1webs 132593 wrote:
Hi,
maybe you didn’t catch the gist… they paid the player . (can ‘t remember if it was coolcat but anyway…. ) ….. but only paid half of what their own terms say can be cashed out.
Now how is that a problem paying? The casino itself sent an email stating
sorry but I fail to see any problem other than they chose to only pay half.
I think many casinos have a cash flow problem.
@hoursurfer 132601 wrote:
It sounds like it is Cool cat because I know gamblingwages can only make payments in increments of 1500, 2500, or 3000 depending on what method you are using and they can only send out a certain amount per week. I’m backed up on payments with them because they can’t send full amounts but at least they are doing the best they can.
I can understand a limit per transaction, but common now — a weekly limit. So who exactly is it that you think puts a limit on how much they can send a player or affiliate per week. The weekly limit police?
@hoursurfer 132601 wrote:
What I’m saying is things change on a daily basis for the casinos especially if they are dealing with US customers. Whatever payout method/bank or whatever they use is probably limiting them to the amount of money they can send out.
It sounds like it is Cool cat because I know gamblingwages can only make payments in increments of 1500, 2500, or 3000 depending on what method you are using and they can only send out a certain amount per week. I’m backed up on payments with them because they can’t send full amounts but at least they are doing the best they can.
They said they can only pay half this week, not only pay half.
All I’m saying is people are looking a gift horse in the mouth although I agree they should update their terms if it says $5000.
This is certainly possible in today’s climate. You are dealing with a VIP player here though, so no gift horse situation. And she has a right to expect the payment outlined in the terms.
The terms defimitely need to be adjusted asap.
But anyone dealing with any online casino at this time needs to be fully aware that there are banking issues galore.
@Dominique 132625 wrote:
But anyone dealing with any online casino at this time needs to be fully aware that there are banking issues galore.
Sure there are a lot of problems. But I also think some programs/casinos use the gambling bill as a scape goat to pay players and affiliates in a timely manner all money due. I also think its fair to assume that any casino offering neteller and click2pay as a deposit and withdrawal option certainly has the ability to pay more than $3K a week. They are simply choosing not to do so. I could understand if a casino says they have a $3K limit for certain methods, but not across the board.
@hoursurfer 132673 wrote:
The bank would be my guess :hattip: I just don’t see any motive whatsoever for a casino to piss off affiliates and players intentionally when they should be killing it right now if they take US players.
I would agree if they only had a bank transfer or check withdrawal option and even that is a stretch. The only reason I would see them setting limits with the bank withdrawals would be not to raise any red flags, but I seriously doubt a limit is forced on them. Would you bank with a bank that tries to dictate how you spend your cheese? And because they offer click2pay and many others it seems to me that this is just a choice they have made to set this limit. I know Click2pay and Neteller don’t try to dictate how much you can send to someone, so I can’t see any reason at all to set a limit across the board. Perhaps the greed factor, cash flow problems— I don’t know bro, but I question any site that sets limits as low as that. Thats ridiculous.
