Hi folks. Could someone explain the deal with Wagerchief? Why are you running a mirror of your Betphoenix Affiliate site under this brand name?
It's all very confusing....
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Hi folks. Could someone explain the deal with Wagerchief? Why are you running a mirror of your Betphoenix Affiliate site under this brand name?
It's all very confusing....
WagerChief is another brand under AffCorner affiliate program. Brands under AffCorner are BetPhoenix, Betmania, WagerChief, Sports-1, Bogart Casino and very soon Skybook. For more information about our brands you may go to: http://affcorner.com/affiliates-brands
Thanks Priscilla,
So why does each property have it's own branded affiliate program site rather than just redirecting affiliates to Affcorner? Are each of your properties treated separately? Do we have to join each property individually?
Sorry for all the questions... :)
Each brand has it's own affiliate program for a more organized and effective commission/traffic reporting. All programs are treated separately but are under the AffCorner umbrella. You will have an individual affiliate code per brand. If you have further questions feel free to contact me anytime.
Priscilla this prompts another question because I was looking for a live dealer casino for US players and Bet Phoenix and Bogarts appear to fit the bill. I was a member of Affcorner and can use that login at the Bet Phoenix affiliate program so was this transferred? I can't use it at Bogarts though.
Therefore, please confirm I need to sign up at the Bogart's program if I wish to promote that one. All seems a bit complicated with separate programs.
Hi Jarvi,
Please PM your affiliate details and I'll be more than glad to send you your login information and open a bogart casino affiliate for you if necessary.
Will do and sorry for the hijack Terry.
All in which are broke. Gee I would be careful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Priscilla@Affcorner
Betphoenix is Scam
Similar domain name shut down because of them!
I have had no issues with Betphoenix ever, in years of dealing with them.
In fact, they paid off players from failing books,and then took them under the umbrella.
Late pays? Maybe, stuff happens but always pays..ALWAYS!
I read the blog (that is yours I believe) and am sorry you had some issues with them..
"We have decide to discontinue marketing this brand, due to the fact that another sportsbook, with a simlar name Bet Phoenix, is currently experience financial problems, and unbale to pay players. "
LAME! Sure, I am making money, but someone else isn't so I am shutting down...HA HA Who paid you for this crap?
I'm not so sure about that AK.
If that was the case, why are they favorably listed at eog, the Rx, bang the book and SBR?
Plus we don't have any pending issues from players or affiliates.
Well that was a nice try to discredit BetPhoenix unfortunately it's a one- man word against a whole industry. Obviously the gaming industry is not what it used to be 10-15 years ago. Times have changed. There's an infinite amount of sportsbooks nowadays. This has created a more competitive market where bonuses have a significant importance. Sales tactics now include cold calling, direct mail, e-mails, attractive bonuses. It's no secret! Slow payouts, yes we've had some bumps in the road due to processor restrictions but people are getting paid.
In regards of the site called: Phoenix Sportsbetting, we knew about it, SBR placed an announcement last year about this:
"6/19/2009 11:49 PM
SCAM ALERT: Imposter sportsbook site from Apex Sportsbook owner
betphoenixSports.com is designed to con players into believing they are actually playing with B+ rated betphoenix (betphoenix.com). The new cyber-squatting website uses the Phoenix brand but operates on the Bet33 (SBR rating F) wagering platform. This is not the first time Robbie has tried to impersonate and capitalize on the reputation of other sportsbooks. Apex owner, Robbie (AKA Zach), is operating legendsportsbook.com which has attracted bettors looking for the real Legendz (SBR rating A+). "
With all that being said I just want to wish you a nice day!
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Originally Posted by Anthony
I personally know "Richard Jones" from BetPhoenix. I received a call from him, I don't have any issues with betphoenix personally.. I used to actually deposit and cashout there on a regular basis and "Richard" and I go back well over 10 years.
Eog is owned by betphoenix since the old legend ken killed himself with charcoal from debts gambling online.
However still with this being said many complaints have came to the boards recently and I think its best to hang low.Quote:
As far back as 2003 the ownership of Bet Phoenix, have a history NOT paying employees and affiliates. It is just a matter of time before this scam Sportsbook starts stiffing their players. Back in 2002 the owner of Bet Phoenix, then a partner with Diamond Sportsbook closed up shop and moved it players under the CRIS umbrella, stiffing their entire staff thier severance pay, and leaving them without a job.
I guess that would be more of a fair and accurate answer.
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Originally Posted by AK
I heard they also own Disney, Coca-Cola, and Wal-mart
EOG to my understanding has five shareholders and the main one is legends,
Could be wrong on that of course but that is what i believe to be the case.
Guys,Quote:
Originally Posted by Betpartners
EOG is owned by BetPhoenix.com