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I am in touch with Ebwin through PM and will be looking into this.
Will provide update once all tests have been carried out.
Thanks
Kelly
Tested links with IE8, Firefix – everything is working fine!
The only thing is, when you sending traffic directly to Bet365 choice menu, it’s generating strange cookies indeed.
I again tested my bet365 Casino links 4 times and every time cookies were saved properly with my aff ID. I tested my links in FF3. I didn’t test them in IE and other browsers.
ALEX777;177506 wrote:The only thing is, when you sending traffic directly to Bet365 choice menu, it’s generating strange cookies indeed.What do you mean by “strange cookies”? Please describe in details.
ebwin can you please respond to our various PMs?
We take all affiliates concerns very seriously.
So far we don’t see cookie dropping failures with our own testings but your input is appreciated.Cannot really check at the moment due to InternetCafe-access only, but a few months (beginning of July, I believe) ago clicks-to-conversions fell off a cliff for me at Bet365. When inquiring, I got the usual “that happens” “better times will come”.
Bet365 used to be one of my best converters for sportsbetting, now it is absolutely horrible…
ebwin sent me this link for testing:
http://www.288sb.com/home/default.asp?affiliate=365_123456yes, this link does not save aff ID in cookies, but this link is not Bet365 link.
Our affiliate links look like this link:
http://www.bet365.com/home/default.asp?affiliate=365_004111&lng=14&oty=3&tzi=3Today tested my Bet365 links and all of them save my aff ID in my cookies.
ebwin, where did you get this link?
I’m not an Affiliate of bet365 yet, just start to investigate whether this program is worth joining or not .
have responded to Your PMs ,hope the problem will be fixed
geof;177522 wrote:ebwin can you please respond to our various PMs?We take all affiliates concerns very seriously.
So far we don’t see cookie dropping failures with our own testings but your input is appreciated.What do you mean by “strange cookies”? Please describe in details.
The only thing is, when you sending traffic directly to Bet365 choice menu, it’s generating strange cookies indeed.
Kelly or Geof, could you tell me please, if bet365.com is banned in China, where can I find my affiliate link for China? I can’t find it. I’m also promoting Bet365 for China too and didn’t know about any bans.
Thanks.
Do tell me too.
aksana;177530 wrote:Kelly or Geof, could you tell me please, if bet365.com is banned in China, where can I find my affiliate link for China? I can’t find it. I’m also promoting Bet365 for China too and didn’t know about any bans.Thanks.
Only Chinese affiliates are given the Chinese tracking URLs.It is available from their affiliate account. We currently do not accept Chinese affiliates for gaming but we do for sportsbook.
PM if you registered as a non Chinese affiliate and you would like to promote our sportsbook in China so we can discuss options.Ebwin, you are not yet registered as a bet365 affiliates so you don’t have access to the tracking URL for China. The one you used for your test is wrong. We’re still looking into your issue though.
@aksana 177530 wrote:
Kelly or Geof, could you tell me please, if bet365.com is banned in China, where can I find my affiliate link for China? I can’t find it. I’m also promoting Bet365 for China too and didn’t know about any bans.
Thanks.
The tracking URL for China http://www.promo365.net is already a banned dead link in China now .
Bet365,
I have one question. For example, vistor “A” clicked my tracking link http://www.388365.com/…. but didn’t sign up. Days later he entered another url directly, such as http://www.488365.com and signed up. Do I still get credit from this vistor?
You know I provide a lot of back-up tracking links (more than 20) for Chinese players. They never know which mirror site will work at that time.
I am very concerned with this.
Please answer my inquiry.
Thanks.
