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Hi folks from Brightshare,
hope you’re all doing well.
Checking my stats for Nov, I see that i have a carryover of -$425 from last month.
I didn’t think you had a carryover?
Please advise.
Hi bb1webs,
A negative balance which is a result of a chargeback IS carried-over.
As stated in our Program Details (http://www.brightshare.com/program_details.php):
“Negative earnings are not carried forward, but negative chargebacks are carried forward.”Here’s hoping for chargeback-free months…
Marcia
Hi again,
well I’d be interested to know just what card was used and the location of the player since its nearly impossible to use a credit card to deposit (players in the states which I imagine this one was).
ps.
I hope anyone doing a chargeback has their account closed permanently as soon as it becomes apparent this has happened.
Cheers.
not only that but thats HUGE for a single player chargeback.
I have had a chargeback in excess of $5000 in the past – not at Brightshare though.
Dominique wrote:I have had a chargeback in excess of $5000 in the pastthat must have a been real bummer!
I just want to clear something up in regard to this particular case.
It’s true what everyone has said – chargebacks are a bummer whether they’re large or small.
In this case though, the month’s earnings were wiped out by a winner – not by the chargeback. Due to a large win in one of the casinos, the grouped net revenues was a negative figure even before the chargebacks were figured into the equation. The negative net revenues caused by the win, are not carried over. But since there were no net revenues to subtract the chargeback from, the chargeback IS carried over to the next month.
I know it sounds even more confusing, but if you read that r-e-a-l slow, it does make sense.
Hope this helps,
Marcia$425 is not a huge chargeback figure. When you get stung by 5 figure chargebacks you will then realise this.
