Webmasters in online gambling are once again facing affiliate programs wanting to change terms and conditions. Is there hope for the future? Plus industry news from New Jersey, Delaware and California.
Affiliates, stay on top of term changes: http://www.affiliateguarddog.com/term...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tSjsVHQ_5U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tSjsVHQ_5U
I recall when Bwin started the industry damage I was saying this was only the start and I was right.
Do not forget all these programs to my knowledge are given open arms to all the conferences.
If anyone wants to provide me an article about this issue I can post it on belosers.com.
Hmmmm. Not keen on this edition. Makes it sound like GPWA have done great work, which is ******* ridiculous. And no mention of AGD or CAP, the only forums to have acted responsibly.
ye, its kinda like war history from the voice of the people vs the guys that actually fought in the trench, its always diferent, but indeed that was the idea passed :no: and not really spot on...Quote:
Originally Posted by FictionNet
AGD is mentioned at around 2:26.
I don't have a point, I just like correcting people :p
Thanks, I must have missed that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by baldidiot
This is some BS. If you are going to slam Michael Corfman and the entire GPWA staff then where is your outrage for the Alex Pratt Conferences, IGB?Quote:
Originally Posted by FictionNet
another conferenceQuote:
Originally Posted by alexpratt
Until you address this, your words are meaningless.
Read what IGB has to say about Brightshare.
"Brightshare provides a program with integrity, transparency and fairness you can trust."
It has amazed me for a couple of years now how everyone ignores how the IGB and Conferences support Predatory Programs! Just read their glowing review above. It is rather sickening.
http://www.igbaffiliate.com/events/a...unch-amsterdam
I also wonder where the outrage is when it comes to IGB and the conferences when its clear they do not support affiliates.
IGB supported Bwin and still do when everyone else blacklisted them. Now they do it again. Why? $$$$$$
I've been trying to put this point accross for years now Steve. Sadly. Thanks for saying so. It's been exhausting LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by GFPC
http://www.affiliateguarddog.com/for...-t6215-p2.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by mojo
No BS here. "Brightshare and Roxy should both be banned from all future conferences. I am seriously considering boycotting any conference where rogue programs are allowed to promote their scams. No affiliates will mean no conferences."