Hi All,
Wondering if anyone sends traffic to af2af . com ...?
Claims to be an affiliate gaming program that has been private for 14 years that just recently opened up to public..
Thanks
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Hi All,
Wondering if anyone sends traffic to af2af . com ...?
Claims to be an affiliate gaming program that has been private for 14 years that just recently opened up to public..
Thanks
Anyway, I did a search on gpwa and didn't find anything for af2af so I guess this is newly launched offering so to speak...
Would be interesting if any of the experienced people here have any thoughts about of what they see at the af2af site..
Thanks
Sounds like marketing bla bla ... ! Be careful! There is no reason to join such networks, except greed and enormous (looking) CPAŽs.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyNight
This will end up in trouble and you are on the end of this food chain.
If you use archive.org youŽll see that the domain has a history of max 2 yrs only!
web.archive.org/web/*/http://af2af.com
The company behind the domain - Vostok Enterprises Ltd (Caribbean), runs vostok-ent.biz and shows the same details.
I wouldnŽt send a single hit!
Interesting...
On their website they have endorsements from Michael Benjaminovich Affiliate Manager for 888 and Marius Filip Affiliate Manager for Evoke...
Possible their web site is new and they been doing bus for awhile I guess..
It's look very simmilar to Revenu lab (check my signature). Revenue lab.
The same script. And RevenueLab really have long history on igamingmarket
like private affiliate network. May be this is they second domain?
UPD.
Yes, i may confirm. RevenueLab and Af2Af - this is the same affiliate network.
Yes, this is really old private network. I sent traffic to them (see my signature).
Neat.. Thanks for the info...
So of course I assume you are satisfied with their offers..
Yes. This affiliate network is very good for:Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyNight
1.) small affiliates
2.) affiliates who work with many affiliates programs.
3.) affiliates who gets irritated by communication with many affiliated managers.
4.) affiliates who have problems with payments methods. They have very good payment systems. You may split you payments, no minimum e.t.c.
You don't affraid that they drop down your RevShare %, and you contact only with one affiliate manager. And no stupid questions about "positions" or "deals" or "how many players you may bring to us at next month?" e.t.c.
This was pluses.
About minuses:
Small amount of big brands. For example they have "888" but don't have brands like "bwin", "betfair" e.t.c. And small amount of brands on regulated markets. This is very important. Work with such brands via affiliate network like af2af would be perfect. So hi hope they will add more brands from regulated markets.
Thanks very much for your thoughts on the network..
I'm done with AF2AF ... just realized after a couple of months but they taking seriously fees on anything.
Commission payout: 2% (Skrill) but don't offer any "free-of-charge" option.
Currency conversion: My account currency is USD. They taking fees of any NON-USD incoming payment to convert it into my account currency (btw. never heard but Deckmedia pays in EUR?)
The result: Commission is US$1,948 - Payment received: US$1,876
You may open 2 accounts. One for EUR brands, another for USD brands. This is not against RevenueLab Rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by eenzoo