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I am writing to clarify this issue. We at Rushmore are in no way trying to “strong-arm” any affiliates or hold them ransom. The change in the T&C was implemented in response to a number of high revenue share deals of 40% and above we had made with certain affiliates for top positions on their sites, we wanted to make it clear that should an affiliate then remove us from the site or change our position from the agreed spots, their commission structure will return to our base plan which is 25% for 0 – 10 players, 20% was indeed a mistake.
The change to the clause was worded incorrectly and has obviously led to a lot of confusion and we apologise for any distress this may have caused. Although it might not be obvious to all, we truly believe we are on the same side and are in this for the long run. A successful and happy affiliate makes Rushmore a successful and happy casino.
I want to assure everyone here that no affiliate has been effected by this change, no ones revenue has been altered and there are no plans to do so.
Please feel free to contact me regarding this or any other matter.
At your service
Ben Spiro
Perhaps this will need to be in a personal contract then, made at the time when you agree to pay individual affiliates a higher comission for increased exposure.
It should not be in the general t&cs if it’s something that is part of an individual contract.
Any updates on this? What is the deal with the constant tracking issue as well?
