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What are your thoughts on this, I really like CPS but I just cannot help but think they are cross marketing our players. I want to believe them but in these times things get a bit crazy and casinos get desperate for players, and that I can understand but on the other hand I am desperate right now for new players too..lol
Their mail to me-
Hi there, christine
We know you’ve enjoyed playing at Nostalgia Casino in the past – but did you know that there are six casinos in the Casino Action group?
Take a look at some of the benefits of playing at Challenge Casino
Mine to Jon-
I appreciate the invite to play in the other casinos and I assume other players are being sent the same email, my concern however is this is obvious cross-marketing and I would like to know if your cross marketing my players and if so am I getting the credit if and when the player downloads another casino from your group?
His response to me was that the affiliate dept didn’t send that mail but from he can guess or has been told they do tag the cross marketed players, I would like some sort of proof of this of course.
It’s my understanding that we do receive credit when this happens. I don’t have any proof, though.
CPS is not stupid enough to cross market without giving credit — they have a spotless reputation, and they always do the right thing.
I trust CPS more than I trust any other program.
Yeah I know how you feel Dave about the trust but damn I am seeing programs get stupid on us that I thought would stick around for the long run, I do feel that CPS is going to do the right thing and tag the players to us though.
They have been doing this type of marketing for years and its always tested as having tracked to the affiliate. This isnt the first time someone has asked about this and I know it was researched in the past.
Agreed with the professor.
Usually this is a good thing for us.
If in doubt, JTodd does tests on this periodically…
