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I joined the pokerroom affiliate program long time ago.
I use the gift voucher function to give some money to people I know,
usually a fraction of them will get the 100 points eventually, and I will collect my CPA, the poker room will continue rake their play, everybody is happy.
However, Pokerroom never give out affiliate detail report as some other sites do. I found out recently some of my friends reach the 100 points, but my account is not credited. After contact the affiliate manager I was told if player deposit through gift voucher, their player points will not count towards the CPA requirement. It must be a new change, and I am very supprise they never inform us affiliate that changes (or maybe I am the only person don’t know?) Is there anybody else have the same experience or any explaination why?
I am sure account transfer and gift certificate is a common way for affiliate to attract new players and encourage friends to play at new site.Hi there,
Let me clarify this for you. The process is unchanged; you start earning after a real deposit. A voucher doesn’t count as a deposit. It’s an incentive to play and make a first deposit. I hope I cleared things up for you- please pm me if you have any other questions!
BR Katrien
AM PokerAffiliate.comI am pretty sure I used this method to attract new sign ups and qualified for CPA.
Here is a brief summery of the situation I am in:
* PokerRoom affiliate don’t give detail sign up report
* So you don’t know who is tracked to you who is not
* If you want make sure your friend is tracked to you and send them a gift certificate, their points will not qualified for the CPA
* The worst part is you have not way knowing weather your friend will qualified for CPA or not unless you keep ask him “did you deposit yet?”. Frankly, I am not going to do that, which make me feel like a jerk.I also total disagree with your comments about the gift certificate is just a incentive to make them to make the first deposit. What if they don’t want to submit their bank information (which is a legitimate concern). To convince them they have nothing to worry about, I send them 100 gift cards, and they use that to build their bankroll, and play regularly. In your explanation, they will never be qualified to CPA just because they actually can start without putting any of their own money? Is that the poker dream we try to sell here? Start with nothing and make money playing poker?
If this is a casino, I can understand, but poker, I treat it different from gambling.
If this is the rule for Pokerroom affiliate, I think pokerroom need to put in writing in affiliate agreement, and not to create any confusion in the future.Hi,
please check your e-mail. I sent you a PM-
br katrien
