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Casino coins are charging their affiliates for the free $10 bonus they give out. If you have 20 players getting $10, that’s $200 x %25 commission so you’ll $50 in the hole and if none of them ever makes a deposit there’s no way you can recover it. This sucks! Have I got this right?
TerryIt’s $5 free money not $10 like I earlier stated, but the results are still the same. It still sucks!
Terry@Sunflower 129621 wrote:
It’s $5 free money not $10 like I earlier stated, but the results are still the same. It still sucks!
TerryI have both $5 and $10 deducted, the $10 could be a winner I suppose.
Wagerprofits is even worse I see a $20 coupon deducted and there is some other deduction called progressive game adj.wow that sucks, thanx for posting here.
I was just about to sign up with them and now im kinda scared!If we get the players there , its their job to keep them, not to be taken away from our efforts!
That is gross…….
Hey,
Before everyone starts getting wrong ideas and misinformation, let me tell you how it works.
Casino Coins casinos offer ALL new real registrations a free no deposit $5 chip. Now, this chip is automatically put in their account upon signup. Since we offer the freeroll tournaments only to those who register a real account, we have tons of $5 chip drops.
Now for how it affects you as affiliates…. It does not! If anything it benefits you because it is a great acquisition tool. When the $5 goes into their account, it comes out of the affiliate account as a bonus (hence the -$5). If they play the $5 it’s back to $0. If they don’t use the $5 chip it stays as a negative until the end of the month. At month end, if the player has not deposited or used this $5 chip, it is crawled back and the $$ value in the affiliate account is adjusted.
I hope this clarifies the situation. If you have any other questions or concerns about this, please feel free to contact me anytime.
Cheers,
Nick
