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Sorry, but there is nothing you can do about it. They will keep mailing (spamming) you and if they have your phone number, they will keep calling you.
They don’t care!
Long time ago I told them that I would c o n s i d e r working with them, if they didn’t call me or mail me in 7 days. After 2 days I received the first SPAM mail.
I have added all their domains and mails to my spam filter so they are deleted, but they still call me. I never answer my phone if the number is unknown, because there is a big chance it’s someone from Euro Partners or Cpays. :hattip:
I had to get a new phone number a couple of years ago because of Cpays. To protect myself I now have whois privacy and no longer give out my phone number to any internet business unless I have an existing working relationship with them.
You can hardly blame the affiliate managers in either program for bothering you all the time, its what they get paid to do.
They get commission per player they bring in and strict orders to close every deal they get/find.
An affiliate like casinolisten is a big pay uppgrade (allthough hardly in the sums us affiliates are making). Sure its annoying, but they hire new affiliate managers all the time trying to find new sources of traffic and since your not advertising them they go after you like wild wolfs to a lone hog.@Magent 150805 wrote:
You can hardly blame the affiliate managers in either program for bothering you all the time, its what they get paid to do.
Ah – yes you can blame them.
Europartners should co-ordinate their AMs.I’ll share a trick that seemed to work with these guys.
(1) When they call and ask for you – learn to ask what this is about first.
(2) When they mention Europartners then tell them that they need to speak to FRED, or MARTHA (or any old name) …
(3) Then put down the phone – preferably near a TV or Radio – and walk away.
It’s their international call – their money – their time …
:tongue:And if the dare hang-up then the next time they call – say that FRED (or MARTHA) was annoyed to find that they’d hung up on them …
(and repeat it again).
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I’ve found that this works a treat for stopping calls from people who won’t take no for an answer …
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