Online Casino

[Anonymous]

It’s called incentivizing, and many won’t allow it.

Some will.

[triplecrown]

Firstly, I would not work with a program that required a minimum new player requirement.

Check with your program to see if they allow it.

[Expertist]

Unibet reserves the right to close it at anytime….

[Anonymous]

What’s wrong with this if the affiliate is not on a CPA deal?

[Anonymous]

I can’t see anything in the terms that doesn’t allow incentivising.

So if anyone would like a genuinely free casino or poker account PM me.

[Anonymous]

owldeath2;204095 wrote:

I can’t see anything in the terms that doesn’t allow incentivising.

So if anyone would like a genuinely free casino or poker account PM me.

Affiliates also do this to TEST. To make sure players are tracking correctly, etc.

[Anonymous]

I have seen affiliates do this before to keep accounts alive – If you do it just don’t make it obvious

[Anonymous]

Still looking for volunteers for free accounts :santa2:

[Anonymous]

Unless the policy has changed, some of the retail affiliate programs were like this, in particular eBay via Commission Junction, if you didn’t bring in any sales within 6 months you were booted.

[egoistche]

I think unibet can drop your account if they find you incentivize your players. I’d ask them for a special bonus offer or ND bonus that will generate at least 1 signup/mo.

[ebusinessweb]

This is what I like about affiliates – they have great ideas!!!

This could work in the right constellation.

[mcasino]

I think affiliates should press such affiliate programs. it is abnormal

[zzaaronzz]

BetUK will keep an affiliate account open as long as they are still actively promoting BetUK, regardless of how many signups, or lack of, the affiliate brings in during a month.

[Author]

Posts