£200 minimum cashout for affiliates? (from £50)
Not quite sure how this improves the aff experience as noted on the blurb for this forum section.
Can anyone explain, help, from Bet365, or the GPWA?
cheers ;)
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£200 minimum cashout for affiliates? (from £50)
Not quite sure how this improves the aff experience as noted on the blurb for this forum section.
Can anyone explain, help, from Bet365, or the GPWA?
cheers ;)
Hi joeyl,Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyl
I believe our support team have emailed you back concerning this query, however if you have any further questions please feel free to message me at joshua.kelly@bet365.com.
Thanks,
Josh
Here's good. Question remains: How does it improve the affiliate experience?
Yeah I would like to know also how does it improve?
200 is lower than many have experienced (at a very long list of programs) for a whole lotta years.
I admit it may be a bit of a small shock, but can easily understand the logic behind needing to do it.
Rick
Universal4
So this is standard practise Uni?
Ever since 2006 yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyl
Starting then we saw a major shift away from the $50 threshold and for many years its been
$200 (somewhat rare)
$250 (more common)
$300-$350 (very common)
Only those affiliates that live in countries that continued to allow Neteller, Skrill, Moneybookers and a list of other payment methods that are gone etc for the bunch of years in between have been fortunate enough to have lower minimums since then.
I can't name a "single" program that would pay a US affiliate fifty bucks. If there are any, please pm me that list (worthwhile programs only please crypto doesn't count-even tho very few of those go as low as 50).
As I said, it is too bad that this is taking place
But 2 factors to consider,
It's Bet365 so you can trust to get paid
And it's lower than other programs in a lot of cases
Rick
Universal4
Ok Uni cheers. Thanks for the reply. Long time since I darkened your door ;)
They shut my account for no good reason years ago, but said I could get paid still if players lost dough. Old players have earnt me like £100 in 6 years. ie, I won't reach £200. How it got to 80 today I'll never know. I predict the account will never reach 200.
It is too bad, as you put it, that a £billion firm do these aff-unfriendly things, to the smallest "partners" they have.
This aged well. Never got to £200, never got the email saying to cashout by the 15th Oct, did get the email saying "it's the 16th".
I'm only out £150. This is probably the biggest Online Bookie ~ shafting folk in broad daylight ~ how much in total is anyone's guess..
They paid out the £150 in the end, which is vaguely reasonable. It does not excuse the predatory behaviour.
The biggest, most well know bookies here in the UK, ie Ladbrokes (onland/online), William Hill (onland/online), Bet365 (online), Skybet (online) ~ are rogues when it comes to affiliates.
Simple Explanation: They used the plethora of available websites, via "lifetime" affiliate deals ~ to hoover up as many signups as possible ~ then reneged on the deal.
# Word on the street ~ well they are just parasitical affiliates who do nothing much to earn that dough anyway, so who gives a toss.
# Rogue webmasters ~ I used to rail on webmasters who promoted the likes of Virtual ~ because if they shaft the player, you're next.
Conclusion:
1) I was wrong to say, only promote the good firms, the big one's you can trust. ~ There are none.
2) Even the search engines have turned into a giant super scraper operation. ~ From what I can see.
Cheers. I would post more, but I've been here for 20 years+ and it's got worse tbh.
..thanks for your time ;)
How did you make it? I am also a little bit under the minimum cashout for affiliates and can't even log in now.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyl
I emailed them : accounts@bet365partners.com
I emailed accounts@bet365partners.com on 6 November 2025 but no reply till now. Still can't login bet365partners.com.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyl