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Yep, got that too.
So ecogra never saw all the legacy players from Referspot and never will. GP hired them to do the audit and showed them whatever they pleased.
Well, goes to show the industry doesn’t feel obligated to follow any laws at all.
“We would like to emphasise that our mandate from Grand Prive was to review all records provided by the company in respect of the Grand Prive Affiliate Program software and related database.”
This just seems silly. A company mandating you to review all of the documents that they provide you with. Of course the finding will be exactly what the company wants you to find.
This would be like if I requested the IRS to do an audit of my finances based only on the information I provided them with. I would never pay any taxes because I would always provide them with evidence in my favor.
A true audit looks at multiple parties, all of the facts and it digs deeper than what is easily accessible. GP would have to give eCOGRA access to all of their documentation for the past years and than any accountant worth a darn would have seen that something didn’t line up.
Its just silly. Smoke and mirrors.
Well you know, I went into the archived old referspot forum and there the aff manager says that the new Grand prive platform is Microgaming, and Microgaming was handling the transfer of data. So, Microgaming KNOWS the size of the dtat base and in effect is compliant with Grand Privee and allowing this to happen.
IMO the ball is in Microgaming’s court.
Used to be there was a measure of self policing in this industry – so much for that!
wooooohooooo gp just paid me my $77 drinks are on me tonight boys and girls :hattip:
LOL!
Have fun.
Seriously though, I hope Microgaming will show some sort of interest and investigate this.
Still no word from Microgaming.
I am not content to call this a day, if they don’t think affiliates matter enough for them to address the issue, I will find a way to show them.
it`s over and done with microgaming are not going to say or do anything only thing left to do is buy shares in playtech and pull microgaming casinos off sites
I don’t like to see sleaze in an industry I am a part of.
So I am not giving up that easily.
@Dominique 216786 wrote:
I don’t like to see sleaze in an industry I am a part of.
So I am not giving up that easily.
That is great to hear.. please keep us abreast of the situation.. I feel fortunate not to have been involved in this..
