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maybe yahoo shared it, did you get any other junk mail in those yahoo accounts?
Sounds like you did your research, geosynchron, and if this is indeed happening it explains why my revenues there are not what they used to be and definitely not what they should be.
I hope BCP addresses this.
@slotplayer 219891 wrote:
maybe yahoo shared it, did you get any other junk mail in those yahoo accounts?
No, no other junk mail.
But to address your question directly, we used different first names for the Yahoo signup and the BCP signup. The cross-marketing emails came in addressed to the first names used with the BCP signup, which Yahoo had no access to.
@Dominique 219892 wrote:
Sounds like you did your research, geosynchron, and if this is indeed happening it explains why my revenues there are not what they used to be and definitely not what they should be.
I hope BCP addresses this.
Yeah, what clued us in was that another casino was telling us our traffic was great and player values were high, and always asking us for more, while BCP was saying our traffic was weak and player values low. Yet BCP told us the best way to address the “problem” was to send more traffic. Now I think I know why they recommended that.
Thanks for the insight. I had been wondering why my stats seemed very off and this pretty much explains it. I think I am going to put a test link up and monitor it for a while. No improvement…no more link!
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Jason@geosynchron 219894 wrote:
Yeah, what clued us in was that another casino was telling us our traffic was great and player values were high, and always asking us for more, while BCP was saying our traffic was weak and player values low. Yet BCP told us the best way to address the “problem” was to send more traffic. Now I think I know why they recommended that.
Lol! I don’t see how more traffic can cure low player values.
This is blatant theft and it needs to be stopped!
If I don’t hear from them in 2 days they are being pulled!
Seems like this is a clear case of cross marketing and stealing of players. I have tanked big time with this group as well. I think they were hurt bad with the US issues they had a few months back and now are getting desperate enough to cross market. Sadly this isn’t the only operator that has gone down this path as of late either. I think we need to start calling out all the programs we catch doing this and we really need a decent auditing program in place to catch this type of behavior!
Thanks for heads up we have horrible income from them compared to what it USED to be.I definitely will do a little test of my own too.
Well from my end I’ve never been able to sign up with them since I use Norton antivirus, and somehow that blocks their games from downloading on my computer. But I am waiting for their reply on here about this matter or else I’d have no choice but to yank them.
>> I definitely will do a little test of my own too.
if they are reading here and smart,
they may slow down or stop their practice for a while at the moment.The trust is lost already.
What gets my attention is many Affiliates with STRONG traffic have the same issue with them and I believe when there is smoke there is fire….
I am surprised they haven’t shown up to explain…
damned I just added the crazy slots casino review and others to my sites and now they have a rubbish program………J…….what’s next ?
Best thing to do is to redirect to a different page and give the user a choice to visit casinocoins properties ?
I thought they were one of the biggest operators why the need to destroy their good name ?
@Inspiration 219962 wrote:
damned I just added the crazy slots casino review and others to my sites and now they have a rubbish program………J…….what’s next ?
Best thing to do is to redirect to a different page and give the user a choice to visit casinocoins properties ?
I thought they were one of the biggest operators why the need to destroy their good name ?
We moved over to Casino Coins just last week and the initial testing shows player values that are much, much higher than what we saw at BCP. We do email only, so we can market Casino Coins to all 470 or so players we sent to BCP over the past few months, but the lost opportunity to send them to the right casino initially still stings.
