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Hi Poker CS,
I understand your frustration at this. Being an affiliate based in the US, unfortunately your payment channels have become limited over the past 6 months.
You are correct in stating that our site does not currently mention the £100 threshold for non-UK bank accounts. It seems that on rolling-back the FAQ pages on system to make the necessary amendments to clarify our position regarding US players, a previous change has been lost.
We shall restore this as soon as possible.
Frustrations regarding payment channels for US affiliates are more than understandable and VC Affiliates is currently exploring several avenues to open up new payment solutions. That said, our payment thresholds must remain, given the substantial bank charges we incur on making affiliate payments to overseas accounts.
I am certain Geof is keen to build a successful partnership with you that will negate the issue of reaching thresholds.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact either myself or Geof at [email protected] or you can reach us for a chat on +350 51119.
Kind regards,
Tom Galanis
Sportsbook & Casino Affiliate Manager
Victor Chandler
There are quite a few sites with a minimum payout of $200 these days. I’d stick with VC. I’ve used them for a while now and no problems thus far. When the minimum payout is hit, payment is quick and without any hassles.
Also, if you’re marketing to UK based players, they are a known brand with a proven reputation which is a big plus when marketing in the UK.
Doolally wrote:There are quite a few sites with a minimum payout of $200 these days.There ar eloads that require at least $500 for wire transfers. Other methods are often less, but wires are often high.
I actually spoke to VC about this issue and the affiliate manager himself didn’t realize that their site never stated anything about Non-UK based affiliates requiring a higher payout.
Actually, the problem has been solved… Boy !! you would think that they would update their site.. LOL according to their VCPoker affiliate page they still accept US Players.. LOL
They did handle the issue rather professionally BTW. Let’s just hope they update their site so affiliates are actually informed
as they should be.
