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Online Casino Affiliate Scam and Ways To Protect Yourself

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by , 18 February 2010 at 4:44 am (3222 Views)
Online casino industry has grown tremendously in the last one decade. In fact, this industry is continuing its growth and is showing enough reasons to believe that it will still grow by leaps and bounds in the coming future. Thus, the competition among several online casinos has become more and more tough and cut-throat. A new and innovative way of getting more and more customers have been devised by online casinos – the route on affiliate marketing. Many webmasters have created informative casino related sites and consequently pass on their visitors to those online casinos, with which they have a deal. Once these visitors play the games in those casinos, the concerned casino pays a certain amount of commission to the affiliate from which the visitor has come. Due to excessive competition, many online casinos pay up to 60% commission to the affiliates. Like any other booming industry online casino affiliate industry is also facing various types of scams. The most common form of online casino affiliate scam is non payment of commission by the concerned online casino to the affiliate. These types of scams are generally done by those online casinos who are not reputed ones and try to earn some pent up money only. Now a days, these types of online casinos are growing at a rapid pace. Thus, it has become very necessary to be aware of such online casino affiliate scams and learn from the experiences of others. So, visit reputed forums to know about these scum online casino websites and beware of them.


It may also happen that you have already become an affiliate of an online casino. Now, how to know whether the concerned online casino is a scammer?

[LIST][*]Check the banner clicks. A geneuine banner will record the clicks done. If the banner is a scam one then whatever times you click it, the statistics will show “zero” to you.[*]Generally, the conversion rate of a particular online casino varies between 1 to 3% of the total number of visitors or unique visitors. If you observe that the total number of conversions of viewers sent by your site is close to zero then it is better to decipher that the concerned online casino is a fraud.[/LIST]
I hope this post has helped you to know about online casino affiliate scams and the ways to be aware of such scum online casinos.

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Updated 18 February 2010 at 4:55 am by cameronlove4

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