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Professor are you as impressed as I am with this program informing their very important partners the affiliates of these drastic changes they are making so say ummm we may update our MANY sites!:madat:
Yep. I am just brimming with appreciation over that fact.
They get additional kudos for ignoring my emails and not responding in their forum. Nice touch!
I see nothing on the casino sites nor on the affiliate site that says they are no longer accepting US players. The USA support # is still the casino sites too. Maybe this is just another example of poor chat support?
Sure hope so, because if they have done away with new US players without telling me to remove my links I am going to be one ticked off mofo!
It could be possible they are no longer accepting NEW us players, I just loaded the casino and it let me login. Those that dont let US at all have locked me out.
Maybe the rep was mistaken?
I checked earlier , as well a few of my forum members. All were told that were not accepting us players anymore.
A couple years ago, Vegas Partner group bought the Golden Star Network group, so the two groups likely have the same policy for players from the US. Recall that the Vegas Partner policy was existing US players can continue to play, but may not be able to withdraw winnings. And new US players cannot register at this time.
Professor wrote:Yep. I am just brimming with appreciation over that fact.They get additional kudos for ignoring my emails and not responding in their forum. Nice touch!
Ever since Gayle left, I haven’t been able to reach anyone at GSN. Does anyone have a contact email/IM or way to reach someone with the program?NolanA wrote:US players can continue to play, but may not be able to withdraw winnings.That’s a very nice proposition and excellent business practice.
Goldenstar used to be one of the best programs around. Remember Marlo? Then V Partner bought them, and it was downhill from there. I got the impressin Kate fought a losing battle therem and it appears she has left, or has anyone heard from her?
Vegas partner does not car about a partner channel, never has so this is really no surprise.
As a result of the strict legislation recently passed in the US, there has been some uncertainty regarding available US payment options. As a consequence, we are reluctant to accept Registrations and Purchases from New US Players, only to be unable to pay these players in the event of a cashin.
In view of these circumstances, we believe that the only honorable option, is to no longer allow New Registrations from US players as well as to block credit card purchases. Our unfortunate failing, was to not promptly communicate this decision to our Affiliate partners; and for this we sincerely appologise.
We will continue to work towards growing our Affiliates in the Non US markets and have therefore brought out some exciting Free Play offerings, which we believe will make it easier to attract New Players from these markets.
Regards
Pierrewell that’s interesting news…kudos to affiliate managers that work there! job well done…pause…NOT
Pierre thanks for the update. This is a very sad development. The pool of reputable casinos to promote here in the states keeps shrinking. I wish you guys could have held on for a few more weeks until a workable payment solution was available. A few new ones like EcoCard are already looking promising….
you need to hire a webmaster at GSN, maybee some type of F-ING UPDATE
Pierre – GSN wrote:In view of these circumstances, we believe that the only honorable option, is to no longer allow New Registrations from US players as well as to block credit card purchases.It does suck and is very unfortunate, just would have been nice if we affiliates would have been kept in the loop upfront instead of finding out through grapevines. Communication in business is essential.
