Do you prefer working with companies without negative carryover?
What you do if a player wins big and you're stuck 1 year or more making your balance to the positive?
Do you prefer working with companies without negative carryover?
What you do if a player wins big and you're stuck 1 year or more making your balance to the positive?
Yes, I work with Affiliate Edge and they have a NCO. There's no doubt it's better without having it, but what can we really do as the affiliates.
I've never had an issue where I've had a negative balance carry over for a year or more. At most, it's only for a few months. Even if it's the case to be a year or more, I don’t think I'd have a choice but to wait it out until it's all cleared up.
noday (5 December 2020)
Well, if NCO programs lose partners constantly maybe they will reconsider
Depending on who it is if you have a significantly large negative some will let you open a second account.
Or if it’s just because of one player they may ring fence them.
Always worth asking...
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universal4 (5 December 2020)
I've been through situations with some sites earlier who had NC. In all fairness, it's not optimal, but it can be done. If you're get a big winner, what point is there to keep on promoting that brand? What we've done is that we've worked with it and if someone won a lot, we had a talk to our aff manager. In cases where they don't want to do anything about it, we just lowered the site in our list. Sometimes, they have decided to let us create another account though. Have a chat with them if it happens, in all fairness, you don't want to send traffic to a site when you know that you most likely won't start getting any earnings until maybe a year later.![]()