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17 February 2005, 8:06 pm
#1
Can you find this strange regulation ?
Our patent pending software allows you, the website owner, to advertise for any or all of our sponsor casinos. You can choose between 3 highly profitable billing options:
$.10 per click
$50 per join
35% of the casino's profit
Everybody has a look at the rule of this website, which one you will choose ? If your choice $. 10 per click,if you have 600 clicks,but no one sign up, do you know what situation will take place? if you choice 35% of the casino's profit ,If your income exceeds 50$, do you know what situation will take place?
at this website ,can you looking for this rule ????
http://affiliate.casinorewards.com/main/index.asp
The terms and conditions stipulates that if you choose the "10 Cents Per Click Payment Option" and your account provides less than 1 signup per 500 clicks we reserve the right to switch you over to the $50 per sign up payment option.
can you looking for this rule ????
The following is the preferential policy that they give to me,
if are you, are you agree?
As your affiliate site has not generated at least 1 signup per 500 clicks, we now advise you that you are being switched
Over from the "$0.10 Per Click Plan" to the "$50 Per Join Billing Option".
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17 February 2005, 11:36 pm
#2
I'll write Casino Rewards and see if they want to field this question for you.
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18 February 2005, 12:34 am
#3
Hi Xihexi,
I'm the Affiliate Manager at Casino Rewards. I see you've mentioned some of our terms and conditions. To clarify:
We do offer a $.10/click option, and you do need to keep a 1:500 ratio (join:clicks) or we will switch you over to $50 / join as stated in our terms and conditions which you can find here:
http://affiliate.casinorewards.com/m...iate/terms.asp
As for the 35% of the casino's profit payment option. You need to make $200 in order to receive payment. Otherwise it just carries over to the next month, and the next month and so on until you achieve at least $200 and then we send you your funds! (also in our terms and conditions)
Please let me know if any of this requires further clarification as I would be happy to help
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