Disturbing CasinoPays Issue

Hello,

I've only promoted Casino Pays very briefly and was able to generate about fifty bucks in commissions. It's not a lot, but I think I deserve my money for my work.

Anyway...they are apparently giving me a hard time about receiving this and are asking me to FAX some personal information to them.

What other affiliate program asks you to FAX your information to them each and every month before they send you a check?!?! If I knew beforehand that these people would make me fax them each time I wanted my money I would have NEVER EVER promoted them in the first place!

Isn't the reason for having a secure login area for affiliates that is password protected etc. sufficient? I promote Casino Rewards, Referback (from before), Casino coins, Wagershare etc. and they ALL PAY timely without a hassle, by check.!

What gives CP? I definitely would NOT recommend this program to anyone.

Yeah, I was a bit put off by that too. I did end up sending them the info, but I ended up switching to Tradal to promote those casinos.

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Originally Posted by voodooman

Hello,

I've only promoted Casino Pays very briefly and was able to generate about fifty bucks in commissions. It's not a lot, but I think I deserve my money for my work.

Anyway...they are apparently giving me a hard time about receiving this and are asking me to FAX some personal information to them.

What other affiliate program asks you to FAX your information to them each and every month before they send you a check?!?! If I knew beforehand that these people would make me fax them each time I wanted my money I would have NEVER EVER promoted them in the first place!

Isn't the reason for having a secure login area for affiliates that is password protected etc. sufficient? I promote Casino Rewards, Referback (from before), Casino coins, Wagershare etc. and they ALL PAY timely without a hassle, by check.!

What gives CP? I definitely would NOT recommend this program to anyone.

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Most playtechs require you to fax or email an invoice back each month, i thought it was only for payments over $1000 but i must be wrong. You should'nt have to send a invoice for $50 really. I don't mind faxing or emailing invoices to them each month, they convert well and pay fast but i understand for some people it can be frustrating.

I don't remember doing it at any of the other Playtechs I promote, but then the 60's were good to me.

Thanks for the responses--if thats the case, I'm dropping all playtechs immediately-I just added them to round out my selection. I make a LOT more with Micro. and RTG, anyway.

I've been recruiting sub-affs lately too and I'll recommend tem to drop these casinos. I'll also put a notice on my websmasters page to consider this before promoting any Playtechs. Playtech doesnt convert any better for me than the others, anyway.

What a pain in the ass. Imagine faxing info every month to all the programs we promote--I'd (and I'm sure most of you) spend half my life faxing sh*t! LOL!

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Originally Posted by voodooman

What other affiliate program asks you to FAX your information to them each and every month before they send you a check?!?! If I knew beforehand that these people would make me fax them each time I wanted my money I would have NEVER EVER promoted them in the first place!

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Some affiliate programs now require you to do this. Such as Money Mechanic - MGS Casinos i.e Piggs Peak etc

However, you only need to fax off ID just the once and that is it, not every subsequent month thereafter.

Having to do it everyone month is strange, unless of course it is an IO for a media buyer arrangement.

This is something that I had a problem with originally as well, but a small inconvenience once a month is not that big of a deal.

I wish they would work out a system that required us to only fax or scan and email our identification as a confirmation of our ID's and email accounts on an occassional basis (maybe semi-annually). We could then just reply to the email containing our invoices each month and agree to the amount on a monthly basis.

I too have seen player values drop a bit from Playtech's compared to MGS and a few of the RTG's, but I will continue to promote Playtech's none-the-less. As far as the CasinoPays properties in general, I have found the retention there to be pretty incredible, but like any other group, each indvidual webmaster needs to test different properties at each site thoroughly to decide for themselves what works and what doesn't on any given site.

Rick
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I just got paid by CasinoPays. No invoice needed. Only once, many months ago.

I remember having to send the invoice before payment over a year ago, but that is not the case now as they automatically send it to neteller by the 4th of each month so maybe you can contact them to see if you can skip that process.

Casino Pays is one of my top 3 affiliate programs and I agree that the retention is awesome. I've had some of the same players for over two years now.