Superior Casino not responding to emails

[Topboss]

I have sent 3 emails to Superior Casino as I have not been paid since November.
No response has been received. Is anyone else having problems with Superior Casino?

[Topboss]

Still no response. Time to pull them down. Its a pity because they were good at one stage...but now....
Why do they bother even having an email address for support......

[DaftDog]

Thanks for the info topboss. I'll be pulling them soon as I can't afford to send anybody free traffic.

[Superior]

Hi,
Please try emailing me at scott@superiorshare.net . I'm not sure why I haven't seen your emails.
Thanks
Scott

[Topboss]

Hi Scott
I have been sending them to the support email listed on the affiliate website, but will forward them to your other email

[Topboss]

Just an update to advise that Scott from Superior has been in contact with me and I will be receiving payment with the next payment run.

[Sherlock]

We are proud to inform our affiliates that beginning in January 2015, Superior Share will offer the option of commission payments with Bitcoin.

Payment can be made directly to your Bitcoin wallet or through invoices generated by Coinbase, Bitstamp or Bitpay payment services. You can keep your earnings in Bitcoin or immediately exchange them to US Dollar, Euro or other currencies and transfer them to your bank account with the aid of these BTC wallets.

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[casinobonusguy]

We have seen many skipped payments with Rival casinos lately,Not sure why they think it is ok to do that.Some of the UK programs wire us even when it is less than $150 .

[Sherlock]

I did not promote them for ages and before it was just brief experiment, so I do not know.

But I am guessing since they are in USD area that they have regular problems with money processors. That is why I guess they adopted Bitcoin. Just accept the payment, it should be done withing minutes and in another minute you can exchange the BTC to your desired currency and that is it.

I like BTC because before everyone was blaming processors forlate payments. But now, who has Bitcoin as payout method, can not blame processors anymore. On the top their wallet is visible to public, so everyone can see if there aremoney or not. (Ofc they can have more wallets or pay it via 3rd party as well).

[MMM]

Are you sure that they are in US? I know they don't accept US players for example.

[Sherlock]

No, they would be crucified already in the US. They do not accept US, you are right.
They are - I believe - in USD area. Which is roughly and with some exceptions from Mexiko to Paraguay. Here probably in Costa Rica, whose currency is btw pegged in a weird way to USD. But that is not that important. Simply it is not Yen or Euro area, but USD area.

The issue is that it is harder and harder to send USD nowadays. So someone like Bettingpartners swicthed to EUR wires even when the affiliate acct is in USD. My friend has pretty nice ad agency, but one bank just closed his account and refused to proceed USD payments. Stories like that were in my head. All banks are now allin against money laundering, the USD payments are leading the battle.

From some reason politicians over the world joined forced and are persuaded that money laundering goes through international gambling rings. And that is the problem then where bookies, when asked what is the purpose of the payment say "gambling affiliate commission". The word gambling is a very nasty word when the talk is about money laundering.

That is why we never see proper description from bookies from certain areas on bank statements. Just "returning goods", "marketing" sometimes. Also when I needed invoice from bookies from this USD area, I was always told there must not be word "gambling" written.

Bitcoin solves this all, because it can anonymize the payments (and you can use BTC mixer to anonymize them even more). The money as USD or GBP or any other currency then affiliate receives from exchange, that can be right in the USA.

[MMM]

Thank you. I enjoy very much reading your posts