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April 11, 2013 at 3:45 am #629865AnonymousInactive
I have never been locked out or terminated before this experience with Partner Gaming. I have been with then since 2004 and never really had any problems till 2 years ago when the affiliate program brought in new people. There was a bad stretch for several months but it got ironed out so I kept going with them. I was making upper 3 lower 4 figure months with them at times and always promoted them heavy. The terms I signed under never stated a quota; neither do the new terms, at least not the last time I looked. I had 20 wagers placed the week they locked me out and I noticed the lock out when I went to check my stats. I emailed them thinking there was a glitch and they told me because I wasn’t bringing in any new players for them they were going to terminate me and by the way, not pay me either.
I admit it seems I brought in no new players for 11 months, although the they were still making money with my old players. There was a time when the terms stated “Lifetime of Players”, remember those days?
I am a very small affiliate, I admit that, but I always promoted them heavy and have been with them eight years. I got 15 notices of bets placed last week, even after I was terminated.
Are there any “Friends of Affiliates” people who would help out with this? I really don’t know what else to do.
Just as a point. I did get rid of a program years ago after I received some complaints first hand from my players of not being treated well; that company is not even around anymore. I never got any complaints from my players on Partner Gaming Sites although I have heard second hand some bad news about Linesmaker.
I also saw Partner Gaming promoted heavy on an affiliate forum elsewhere stating their bad rep is a bad rap. I thought they got a bad rap too, but I have first hand info now, mine and I would stay away from these guys.
Thanks for letting me share
April 11, 2013 at 12:49 pm #832745AnonymousInactiveYeah they dropped me years ago then tried coming back, I added them back just a they wanted but somehow ended up in the rogue casino section
April 11, 2013 at 11:11 pm #832749AnonymousInactiveEight years in the business and this is the first time for me, being termed and / or locked out. I never really thought about it before, but now I am wondering as a small affiliate what recourse do I have? I have to be honest, if 2 or 3 more of my sportsbooks decided to drop me cause my sign ups are lagging and they are lagging no use in denying that, then I would be up the proverbially creek.
PS. This is how Angelina Taylor the
Affiliate Relations Manager ended my termination letter:While we very much appreciate your past efforts, the relationship is no longer beneficial.
Regards,
Angelina Taylor
Affiliate Relations Manager……………………………….Not beneficial, why? because for every $1000 I bring them they have to pay me $250??? LOLApril 12, 2013 at 1:58 pm #832753AnonymousInactiveYes, and throwing them out is the best you can do, promote the fact they screwed you, and will screw players just as well. I would assume your others will not drop you as quickly, and of course you can be pro active and let them know you are in a slump but are doing XY and Z now so stick with me..
April 13, 2013 at 2:55 am #832757AnonymousInactiveThanks for that advise. I am going to send out those emails this weekend. Thank you for jumping in and replying.
October 12, 2013 at 12:01 am #834916AnonymousInactiveJust an update. Thanks to Affiliate Guard Dog I did get paid my full amount due. Andrew from Guard Dog is one stand up guy. He really helped me out on this one and I have to admit I was surprised at the extent he jumped in on my behalf.
I would encourge all of you to visit his site and get involved a little bit over there.
It’s cool to have friends in High Places.
I hope its ok to post his websites link, if not I am sorry CAP.
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