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Hey All,
In order to make things a little easier on you guys, and in light of recent movements in the US market as far as players from certain states not being allowed to play we have decided to allow for a ‘bounce back’ service where players coming from certain IP addresses can be redirected to a URL of your choice.
This is how it works:First you go to:
http://affiliate.casinorewards.com/members/affiliate/bounce_back.asp [log in when prompted]
and enter the desired URL you would like to push the traffic onto if they are coming from a banned IP address.When a player you send is crossed referenced against our IP database as being one from a banned state we shall redirect that player to the page you have chosen above.
This can be any page you choose (even our competitors – that’s how nice we are ;oD ).This should save you the hassles of having to update linking codes and losing players commissions in future.
As always, if you have any questions do not hesitate to email :cheesy:.
Cheers,
YanivThis is pretty cool. :thumbsup:
Very cool, hopefully everyone can get on the ball and redirect those hits to a single page of some sorts informing players of the US situation.
Best idea yet!!!!
This is a DAMN fine idea… wish more would get off their sorry asses and implement something similar!
I just discovered this – brilliant! Well done chaps :laugh:
Yaniv wrote:This can be any page you choose (even our competitors – that’s how nice we are ;oD ).If your so nice then why are you using other affiliate id’s on the landing pages of affiliates. I’m not gonna spend my money to send you traffic that will earn you revenue and not myself. I signed up for rewards affiliates (actually you signed me up a few days ago) and like any affiliate program that I promote, I did a little research for leakage.
Well I use my affiliate id to go to casinorewards and at the bottom of the page there are links to all of your other casinos with the affiliate id 4373. Thats not my affiliate id. Hmm… Now I see why you wanted to offer me a higher cpa.
Many of the other landing pages also have links to casinorewards.com and they don’t track our affiliate links. They also have links to the affiliate program and judging from what Ive seen so far, I’m guessing that our links aren’t tracked through there either.
Affiliates go take a look and you will see what I’m talking about. They are skimming your traffic.
I wasn’t going to bring this public until you had a chance to explain but we were communicating through email and then when I asked you about this a few days ago, the communications stopped.
The casinos look great and I bet they convert really well. I would have liked to start promoting them heavily but then I found this. In my opinion this is unacceptable.
If your so nice then why are you using other affiliate id’s on the landing pages of affiliates. I’m not gonna spend my money to send you traffic that will earn you revenue and not myself. I signed up for rewards affiliates (actually you signed me up a few days ago) and like any affiliate program that I promote, I did a little research for leakage.
That funny, I don’t see any affliliate links on that page. Your talking about this page right? http://www.rewardsaffiliates.com/referral.asp?aff_id=aff18636
None of the casino links on that page have aff ID’s. Or at least that I’m seeing.
No… Well there might be I didnt research that far because I found enough to turn me away. Use your affiliate id to go to casino rewards
http://www.CasinoRewards.com/referral.asp?aff_id=YourAffId
Then scroll to the bottom and look at the links to the other casinos. You will see affiliate id 4373 in all the links.
I Followed the link from my website to Casinorewards
and it does say aff_id=aff4373 for the links on the bottom
of the casinorewards page..-Det.
