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September 28, 2007 at 2:22 pm #605088AnonymousInactive
I think this issue has been discussed a bit before, but i can’t find it back.
My question is, did one of you managed to safeguard his websites and domainnames and accounts in case you come to pass away?
I couldn’t find anything in the T&C of the casino’s and webhostingcompanies.September 28, 2007 at 3:07 pm #750205AnonymousInactiveGood question! I thought I recalled something stated in the Referback terms so I checked. Sure enough they do. If you go to there t&c’s it’s listed under “Termination” “12A.2 Death of Affiliate”. I haven’t checked out any other programs.
September 28, 2007 at 3:49 pm #750211AnonymousInactivethank you,
so they pay one year after a decease
wonder if it would be possible to transfer the account to a relative,
and to put such a clause in the T&C’s of all casino’sKwblue??
September 29, 2007 at 10:05 pm #750294AnonymousInactiveI’d suggest putting all affiliate details and payments in a company name.
The major points of a company is to provide a frame work for :
(1) Limiting Liability in event of failure
(2) Providing a legal entity beyond the lifetime of any single employee or officer.Basically with corporate ownership of the link – individual health should not be an issue.
(Although if you do die – there does need to be someone to carry on the websites – or else your links / payments may be terminated accordin g to inactive clauses)
September 29, 2007 at 10:19 pm #750295AnonymousInactivethank you Paul,
in my case i do have a company,
but still… i wonder…
your points 1 & 2
differ from country to country i suppose
and also depend one the “kind” of company -
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