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Well it seems a lot of players can not get a quicktender account as they did not deposit enough at one single casino.. (casino is who decides who gets one) Any ide what this amount is as I have people that deposit often yet were told no?
I think some casinos are only giving them to VIP customers.
I heard 500 somewhere along the way, but not sure. I thought they were going to open it to anyone after a time, that at first it was just by invite, again not sure on that either.
Funny , i received my invite from a casino that i had an account with but never deposited ,
I thought it would have been from someone like bodog or inetbet where ive lost lots of cash .
Hehe, they have high hopes for you!
@Dominique 137322 wrote:
Hehe, they have high hopes for you!
Dont know why they would as i am in one of the 13 banned states [NY] and the program that sent me the invite does not accept from the banned ones , It was from one of the CPS properties
this is starting to suck as i have aplayer that can not get one lol and he is a depositor.. well keep trying diff places, ill try a CPS one next..
@the27offsuit 137328 wrote:
Dont know why they would as i am in one of the 13 banned states [NY] and the program that sent me the invite does not accept from the banned ones , It was from one of the CPS properties
I received it also but don’t think I have a player account there and recently had a follow up email that started out “as an affiliate you would have received an invitation to”, etc…
Ironically, I received an email form another property where I have a player account that the option was now available but not the invite.
It’s all quite puzzling.
I received 3 – 4 invitations… Wish I could pass one on to you
these casinos really should send an invite to all of there us customers . Wish i new the reason there not going about doing this .
I mean they send daily reload bonuses emails , and constant promos , but dont they understand it is nt to easy to deposit , at least with quicktender , players can use there credit card .
Casinos get on the ball , start sending out mass invites to all usa players .
Ok…sometimes I am simple minded , I know…LOL
I found out this morning that the only way to receive a payment (via Quicktender) from an affiliation is to have or open an account with a casino from that affiliation have your $$ deposited in the casino and then withdraw to your QuickTender account.
HUH?
Maybe I am paranoid but this sounds suspect to me. I know the benifit on the casino/affiliate side of having the affiliates have to send their payments sent to a casino account. What would be the benifit for Quicktender though, as I am told this is a Quicktender policy!
Maybe somebody could enlighten me?
Kat
I found out this morning that the only way to receive a payment (via Quicktender) from an affiliation is to have or open an account with a casino from that affiliation have your $$ deposited in the casino and then withdraw to your QuickTender account.
I received a payment already to QuickTender this month. So I don’t think that what you heard applies to all casinos. Maybe it’s the way a specific program is choosing.
Hi Daera,
I specifically addressed that issue with them (Brightshare) and was told , no this was a QuickTender Policy. (also note in Brightshares room, there notes about payment methods and Quicktender)
(From private email with Brightshare)
I just received some update information regarding quicktender, it seems everyday there is a new twist to payment problems. Apparently, in order to use quicktender, you will have to open an account with one of our casinos and provide me with the account #, we will pay you via your casino account.
This is the explanation we were given from Quicktender directly, yes, you will have to be paid via your casino account, however, it can be from your cash account, you will not have to wager or anything
Sorry if I did not explain myself clearly
Nothing to do with Brightshare, this is a Quicktender across the board payment method.There is a similiar thread in here somewhere with a copy of the email I sent to QuickTender inquiring further.
Here is the link to the other thread:
http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/showthread.php?t=22273&page=2If you already have a QuickTender account, I don’t think you need to jump through these hoops.
If you don’t yet have an account, maybe it would be easier to get an invitation from some other group besides Brightshare?
This sounds like just a lot of confusion because it’s new to all of us. Just like all the mixed feedback we got earlier in the year after Neteller went out and we tried finding new ways to receive payment. One day a program would say ach is available. The next day they’d apologize and say they’re mistake, sorry but ach is not available. And the next day find out again it is.
Payspark, another example. Most MGS casinos will pay me via Paypsark, but a couple refuse and say it’s not that they don’t want to, but Payspark themselves won’t do this. Yet I am being paid via Payspark by the majority of them.
I think sometimes the program reps. are not completely clear either, because of the rapid changes.
I can only say that I did receive an affiliate payment from another program over the weekend via Quicktender, and that payment came directly to me without going to my casino account first.
