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ya well if I were you I’d get a couple of confirmations from them before I felt comfortable. I signed with them a while back and not being my first time at this: after I signed up and recieved the link code via email I wrote the manager back asking him to confirm everything was jake.
Oh ya he said. So I ran their ads for about 3 months cause it takes me a while to build up any kind of serious change coming from a poker room, but 3 months is usually enough. So anyway I write them and ask them what’s the deal? because at that time they didn’t have a place you could view stats; but I knew that enough time had passed that I should be seeing something.
Well the guy writes me back that he can’t find me in their data base. Doesn’t offer to chase down the ID I’d chosen to use; which of course is in the link code. I’m certain they could have tracked if he’d been inclined.
of course he offered for me to sign up again. F that!
Really amateur hour stuff.
my deal may have been a fluke but PS’s attitude towards the situation told me all I needed to know about whether I wanted anything to do with them.
good luck if you go with them.
if theres one place i trust….it would be partypoker.
my friend was one of the first affiliates for partypoker since the place started. You type “party poker” in google, his website would up right 1st or 2nd. Party poker treated him well and I’ve been happy with them.
@bb1webs]because at that time they didn’t have a place you could view stats [/QUOTE wrote:
You mean that they now do?
This is the reason why I don’t promote them.. they really couldn’t care less about their affiliate program. Not only is it not advertised, not only do you have to beg to join them, when you do they send you an email with basic infos and an attached document. That is pretty much it. I didn’t even know they had a way to track your stats.It’s a shame because I play mainly on Pokerstars, I think it’s one of the best places to play and I’d get a lot of signups, but they don’t seem serious.
