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[Anonymous]

google turned up a few

most importantly interwetten which have a good rep from what I know. Not sure about gutshot and eurolinx :sarcasm:

edit: eurolinx is an MG casino!

But I like to see that this software is working. May have to give them a go as well then.

[Anonymous]

Thanks, Goldfinger.

It looks like Eurolinx uses Microgaming software for the casino, and they accept U.S. players, too. Interesting. I hadn’t heard of them until now.

I also found that Rome Partners uses NetRefer, but I’m not interested in promoting Rome Casino. (Because the selection of slots isn’t very good.)

[annthomas]

Hi All,

Here is a quick list of programs using NetRefer:

http://www.expekt.com (multi-product)
http://www.betfair.com (multi-product)
http://www.eurolinx.com (poker/casino)
http://www.gutshot.com (poker)
http://www.romepartners.com (casino)
http://www.sunderlands.eu (multi-product)
http://www.winunited.com (multi-product)
http://www.winzingo.com (bingo)
http://www.betsafe.com (multi-product)

There are more on the way, feel free to contact us at [email protected] for more information.

Kind regards,
Raphael Arnold

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the list. :bigsmile:

I notice you didn’t include Affiliate Club or Cashcade, though — I hope they aren’t planning on leaving NetRefer. :Cry:

[Anonymous]

hmmmm. I just visited the first link, to expektd or whatever … and something tried to happen to my PC.

It was a notice I’ve never seen before: basically asking me if I trusted some name that already escapes me … I quickly just shut down the window. I didn’t know which answer to choose so I took no chance of making the wrong choice.

It might be just trying to load a casino onto my PC but not having recognized the request it scared me away.

Some designers might do well to remember that when they sneak things onto PCs it might frighten away otherwise real money players. Now I see anything that resembles that expekt site on my PC and I’ll be deleting it without prejiduce.

if they’d not scared me into closing the window

[Anonymous]

@bb1webs 170707 wrote:

hmmmm. I just visited the first link, to expektd or whatever … and something tried to happen to my PC.

It was a notice I’ve never seen before: basically asking me if I trusted some name that already escapes me … I quickly just shut down the window. I didn’t know which answer to choose so I took no chance of making the wrong choice.

It might be just trying to load a casino onto my PC but not having recognized the request it scared me away.

Some designers might do well to remember that when they sneak things onto PCs it might frighten away otherwise real money players. Now I see anything that resembles that expekt site on my PC and I’ll be deleting it without prejiduce.

if they’d not scared me into closing the window

it just asked me to save a cookie. But I said no. I’ve been monitoring cookies the last few weeks to see whom is writing what.

[annthomas]

Hi Engineer,

I did not add Affiliate Club and Cashcade as you had mentioned them in the post already but I have now included them to make the list complete.

http://www.expekt.com (multi-product)
http://www.betfair.com (multi-product)
http://www.eurolinx.com (poker/casino)
http://www.gutshot.com (poker)
http://www.romepartners.com (casino)
http://www.sunderlands.eu (multi-product)
http://www.winunited.com (multi-product)
http://www.winzingo.com (bingo)
http://www.betsafe.com (multi-product)
http://www.affiliateclub.com (multi-product)
http://www.getminted.com (casino/bingo)

Kind regards,
Raphael Arnold

[annthomas]

Hi bb1webs,

I had a look at Expekt and looked at what cookies are being written. All but one come from Expekt. The other one comes from a third party site that measures conversions and tracking for Expekt. I am sure that there is nothing to worry about in terms of Expekt as they are a solid company.

You can always go directrly to their affiliate site for more info:
http://affiliates.expekt.com

Hope that helps,
Raphael

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