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Well that is what I am trying to find out darlin. Thanks for posting.
This affiliate tells me that it is a Quicktender policy!
I find that extremely odd. That is why I am trying to get some feedback.
Why would it be preferable for Quicktender to receive a payment from a CASINO vs an AFFILIATE COMPANY? That doesn’t really make sense to me.
I quickly popped off this letter to Quicktender…lets see if we can get to the bottom of this and MAYBE get a reply.
Good Morning!
I recently opened up a QuickTender account. I was told this was a viable option to receive affiliate payments in place of Ecocard. This morning I was told by a particular affiliate that in order to receive my payment, I would first have to open a CASINO ACCOUNT with them and have my affiliate payment sent there and then could withdraw to my Quicktender account.
This makes no sense to me whatsoever!
Why am I being forced into opening up a Casino account in order to receive my affiliate payment? This affiliate tells me this in not their policy but a QUICKTENDER POLICY and will be required for all payments from affiliate companies, not just theirs.
Is this true, if so, why?
Thank you,
Kathryn
Thanks Kat….I don’t see anything regarding this in their terms of account…guess we’ll have to wait and see. I did notice this morning in Marcias post under Brightshare that Quick Tender is forbidden by Microgaming, makes no sense to me….
Ok…I forgot to read the Brightshare thread here. I did read the one over at GPWA and didn’t see that particular phrase. Thanks Cag!!:wink-wink
QuickTender is not an option for affiliates living in the states “forbidden” by Microgaming because you can’t open casino accounts.
Ok…yeah , it’s not that Quicktender is forbidden sugar. It’s that if you are in the banned states , obviously you can’t open a casino account therefore you can’t have your money sent to it.
I still do not understand why Quicktender would require and basically force you to open up a casino account to receive an affiliate payment.
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Well if you’re in one of the banned states you can’t open an account at the casino….maybe quicktender is wanting to leave out the banned states also, not sure, I think I’m confused now….lol:roflmao:
Then, that poses an issue for me… *sigh*
I moved from Michigan (a banned state) to Florida in June.
Now, I’m not banned, but am having quite a time trying to get my old casino accounts open again just for this purpose…. :sarcasm:
