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Gambling Wages Affiliate Program’s Terms and Conditions are under immediate review at AffiliateGuardDog.com due to a clause in their current contract which states:
Gambling Wages Terms and Conditions wrote:In any case where the Referral Company chooses a compensation program where GW agrees to reward the Referral Company for the lifetime activity of the referred player, the Referral Company must maintain the status of “Active Affiliate” to be eligible to receive compensation for old Referred Players. “Active Affiliate” status being defined as a Referral Company that refers at least one new depositor per calendar month. In the case where a Referral Company fails to maintain “Active Affiliate” status for a period of six months or more, GW reserves the right, at their sole discretion, to completely discontinue any type of service.This clause, as we all know, is a highly predatory clause that can be used to take away players that you have worked very hard to obtain for Gambling Wages. We hope that they will see the light and either amend the term or give us just reason why it should remain.
Gambling Wages has been moved to the ‘Affiliate Programs Under Review’ board at:
This board will only be able to be replied to by the Administrator and Gambling Wages until this issue is either resolved or deemed unresolvable.
Natalie / Nicolas – You have been PM’d here at CAP and provided with an account at AffiliateGuardDog.com to begin discussions.
Thanks for your time.
NOTE: All Affiliate discussions about the program’s predatory terms can be discussed here at CAP – that is what the AffiliateGuardDog forum section is for here
Visits have been logged at AffiliateGuardDog.com from Gambling Wages and we only await their response. We look at this as a very positive sign.
Thank You.
kwblue,
Not relevant to T&Cs but still relevant is the fact that GW casinos do not provide an uninstall with the software.
ntaus
ntaus8 wrote:kwblue,Not relevant to T&Cs but still relevant is the fact that GW casinos do not provide an uninstall with the software.
ntaus
You are correct, Ntaus. I have noticed this myself. Not having an un-install, I believe, is a really poor idea for a casino considering the addictive nature of gambling
Makes it more difficult to quit if you have a serious problem.At this point Gambling Wages has made no point to contact us through CAP or through AffiliateGuardDog.com. We will attempt to make direct contact today.
