Please welcome Timeless Poker Affiliates as a GPWA sponsor! (Feb. 2008)

I'm happy to give a warm welcome to Timeless Poker Affiliates as the newest GPWA sponsor affiliate program! Please join me in welcoming them! :clap:

Here is a little bit about the program:
Timeless Poker Affiliates represents TimelessPoker.com. The program features private tournaments for your players; detailed tracking and communication systems to keep your players coming back; and payment on request.

Geographic restrictions: Timeless Poker does not accept players from Malta.

Affiliate Manager: Jason Marsh
His GPWA nickname is TimelessPoker.com and he can be reached via email at marketing@timelesspoker.com.


For additional information about the program, visit the Timeless Poker Affiliates program profile or the Timeless Poker Affiliates affiliate program forum.

Welcome Jason! Good to have you here. :)

Please see my post here before signing up to Timeless Poker.
None of Timeless Poker's Affiliate agreement states the following, so be aware.

https://www.gpwa.org/forum/beware-ti...re-174124.html

Welcome Jason and after reading PokerAddictz post,I feel he has stong point and why is your commission structure like this. Give and Take,have a great day

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Originally Posted by ironman2000

Welcome Jason and after reading PokerAddictz post,I feel he has stong point and why is your commission structure like this. Give and Take,have a great day

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He didn't want to answer me when I asked either... I emailed him 3 - 4 times to have him reply once. I do not find this affiliate program to be a good one...

Wow, all this time and still no response. Communication is key to a successful partnership.

over 1 year later, there is still no reply to the question asked of Timeless Poker... WOW is all I have to say.

What a shame. Pay to sponsor the GPWA and not even show your face in a year???? I honestly saw this post and thought they were a new program joining up. Shame on Timeless. :sadblink:

Wow. Another sponsor eh?
So GPWA received more money for us freelance affiliates. :rockon:

I think this is something that is set up wrong on their site. I also think this could be due to Everleaf gaming stats.. Maybe!!

I had the same exact thing happen to me with another Everleaf site. Exactly....

The player would rake say 100 bucks... i was getting 40 percent.

I should make 40 from this player. Btt they had a deposit bonus of 50 dollars..

So i was minus 10.. LOL...

It should be 100 - 50. Then i get 40 percent of the 50.

I was so mad, i emailed this group non stop.

Eventually they corrected it manually.

I wonder if this is with all Everleafs....

They certainly all have the same flavor. Lack of contact is one key feature.

Cheers

Steve

hi all,
sorry for exhuming such an old thread.
i was searching for contacts to the everleaf network and found this thread and i may help here a bit to understand the everleafgaming affiliate programm.

@GFPC and PokerAddictz: i had several affiliates on some of their skins too, and what you have encounterd seems very usual to me. also i can remember - even i can't find this article right now - that they had described their affiliate program like this:

you (as an affiliate) are getting charged for those bonuses which you pay out to your players.

and that seems quite fair to me? there are no additional fees (like members freeroll deducts, deposit fees or other things i have seen on different affiliates sites..) all you have to pay is the bonus itself.

and yes: its possible that you can go into minus with exactly that example GFPC brought up. but this is an decision you have to make: ether you create the bonus easy to gather for the player (and accept the risk, that you wont make money in that month when his bonus succeeds) or you set your bonus requirements high enough so you never come in such situation.

e.g. if you require that your bonus will succeed not after $100 of rake - but after $125 - your players will have to play only a little more, but your $50 bonuses will always be paid.

i hope i could help here a little bit.
even i dont think timelesspoker is still online ,-)