Online Casino

[Anonymous]

I didn’t know that Paddy Power didn’t pay cross-commission on customers. Not impressed by that at all. I would expect that if I brought them a player, then I am entitled to commission on all play, not just one.

I’m going to have to rethink how I promote them as I brought a couple of players to Paddy Power Games by promoting the football top trumps game in the full expectation that these were probably sports bettors too and that I would get commission on any bets they made. Hmm….v. annoyed.

[electroboy]

bear;208982 wrote:

I have a problem with Paddy Power Affiliates.
I had a player deposit £2500 through my casino link, but no earnings. I queried it with them and got this reply:

The reason why you have not earned money for that player thus far is because they signed up as a Paddy Power Casino customer but actually played on Paddy Power Games. We do not offer cross-channel commission to affiliates as standard, but may consider doing so on a case-by-case basis if we can see that they are sending us good traffic. Please also note that we do not charge for any negative earnings as a number of other affiliate programs do.

What I would say to you as a relatively new affiliate (at least to our program) is just to concentrate on building up the volume of traffic to start with, and your commission total will soon start to build. If you can generate 20 or 30 accounts like that one in the next couple of months, we’ll be happy to reward you with cross-product commission.

Best wishes,

Mark

What a bunch of crap that lot is. Has anyone else had problems like this? As I see it. That player signed up through my link on my site, therefore I should be entitled to that commission.
Has anybody got a contact or any advice for me on this.
Thank you

I am glad I saw this , I guess you learn something new everyday, no cross-product commission, I have been generally promoting paddy power in a general manner, not realizing someone going to a different site I would not get that commission, which can really suck for newbies with very little traffic and every player counts.

So what casinos do promote cross product players ?

Rod

[one2]

I also considered Bodog as alternative to PaddyPower. They have a good CPA program that pays $100 for every deposit. However, it seems too good to be true.

Does anyone have experience with Bodog’s CPA program?

With football season and college basketball coming up it shouldn’t be hard to get sign ups but I’m concerned about Bodog paying out.

[one2]

For Totesports, are credit cards the only deposit ande withdrawal methods available?
It is much easier to have at least one ewallet to use.

[BeTheDealerRep]

Blackstone1;209110 wrote:

Does anyone have experience with Bodog’s CPA program?

Yep.

Send an email to affiliates @ bodog.com and someone from the Bodog Affiliates team will be happy to provide you with more info.

[caroline]

@Blackstone1 209111 wrote:

For Totesports, are credit cards the only deposit ande withdrawal methods available?
It is much easier to have at least one ewallet to use.

yes we currently only accept credit and debit cards for players (though we are looking at alternative payment methods – watch this space!)

for affiliates we offer commission payments via BACS of NETeller

[Anonymous]

Kieran

I applied yesterday. Awaiting approval.

[caroline]

@FictionNet 209140 wrote:

Kieran

I applied yesterday. Awaiting approval.

Our Affiliate guru Russell is in sunny Bournemouth this week so I’m sure he’ll get on to it when he’s back in early next week

[one2]

Has PaddyPower caught up on paying their affiliates yet?
I was told that they had problems when they switched to a new system.
Wanted to know if the issues have been corrected.

[Anonymous]

Kieran,

I never did hear back from my application

[Author]

Posts