GaryTheScubaGuy

Originally Posted by GaryTheScubaGuy

Yes but then you are still subject to whatever juristication they are in. Then you have to litigate or sue, which would require a localized attorney. Travel to get wherever 'that' is, but that's only if you actually have a case. T's & C's are carefully calculated and aren't meant to protect you, most are meant to screw you.

I haven't seen ONE contract in 15 years as an affiliate ever point in favor of the Affiliate.

I was at the Bingo conference a few weeks back speaking and asked 150 bingo exec's how they thought the future for their Affiliates and their contributions were and the feedback was dismal. I laughed and told them Affiliates will continue to provide 40% of their business and I saw half the eyes in the room roll so far back I thought they were having a simultaneous fit.

We, you (cause I quit after EUIGA) need a concerted effort if you want to do anything to motivate change in this industry. Anything less would be pointless.

An Aff-Strike.

Otherwise its all just talk and speculation.