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payment providers review (based on personal experience)
1. Betsson
positive:
(? anyone has something here ?)
negative:
1. attempts to “convince” customers to re-deposit in players account in order to loose it.
2. customer support for players is better in comparison to customer support for customers of Betsson as payment provider.
3. complicated and non-professional back-office system (different ones) for affiliates and players plus two different ones for affiliates (wallet? what the hell is this?).2. Skrill
positive:
(a little bit better than Betsson)
negative:
1. same story, credit card is blocked all of a sudden with no reason (credit card is NOT trusted as payment option)
2. business model that includes both: payment fee from payment providing and profit from online casinos (“skrill games”? what the hell this this crap?)Questions and Answers:
q1: is security the most important thing for a payment provider company?
a1: yes and no: yes from the side of the payment provider (that earns fee for its work otherwise what’s the point?). no from the side of the customer (claims and attempts to convince the customer that security is part of his responsibility is rubbish).
q2: why do you use curse and offensive words?
a2: because it’s 1. much more fun, 2. much more effective in comparison to wasting endless time trying to explain everything in a ‘civilized’ way to million and one customer support people who pass me from one to another and I need to re explain everything endless times. so who’s going to pay to me for the time lost for these civilized pointless conversations Betsson? Skrill? probably not.
q3. in affiliation forums is there any difference between private members and public members?
a3. yes, some are private and some are public (but besides this no difference, the opposite, most “private” members are army of affiliate managers who try to annoy affiliates with million and one private messages and emails).
a4. is there any point of bombing affiliates with “deals” and messages?
a4. nope, good affiliate program is one that proves itself after time as one that puts affiliates’ interest at the top.
