Rogue Casino Programs
Gambling Affiliate Program Reviews
Casino Affiliate Programs : Problems, Shaving, Warnings, Scam
Casino Affiliate Programs that show rogue behavior
With this site we review any casino affiliate program that is shaving affiliates commission in stats by removing players deposits (also lowering it) and wagering results or is sending cross promotion emails with no proper credit for the affiliate as industry standard requires.
Besides that we put warnings online for programs that have retroactively changed their terms and conditions with in itself is a breach of contract.
Programs with Negative Carry Over
If you have some winning players in a particular month that causes a negative number the program will carry over this negative amount to the next month. If you have a few websites with just little traffic we do not advise you to promote brands that have this Term unless your earnings are high enough to cover the losses. But even then you can put future earnings at risk.
Player Quota or minimum players rule
A program can decide to add this in their terms and conditions in order to motivate webmaster to push their program at their websites. If you can not reach the treshold of a minimum number of players as stipulated in the T&C you will receive a lower revenue share percentage. This is a big issue and a major problem for all webmasters that want to retire from their hard work. Best practice is to avoid any of these programs with player qoutas. If you send them traffic it will only encourage them to continue this (rogue) behaviour.
Programs not responding to emails
Lately it has become very annoying that programs lack to respond to affiliate questions or ignore webmaster that have valid issues even with proof of findings. The only thing one can do is to make this transparent on forums and start removing exposure. the latter is the best advice when dealing with all these issues.
Rewards Affiliates Scam
The unethical marketing procedures performed by the Rewards Affiliates group for stealing your referred players it the latest industry scam allowed to continue by casino software provider Microgaming that holds their licenses. Every casino affiliate promoting their venues must realize any aquired player will be subject to spam emails with untagged links to all 30 plus casinos they have under their umbrella. Their goals is to let you do the hard work so they can tap in your players base later. This hidden ingenious trick including a 50% revenue share teaser - to have you signed up and promote -is one of lowest forms of scams online for those who want to earn some extra money. The hijacked leads will eventually fill the pockets of Jimmy or James Taylor who is the CEO of ITS Management situated in Sydney Australia, instead of yours who sent traffic to the Casino Rewards Casinos. Do not run into problems we made the same mistake, let this be a warning from a fellow gambling affiliate.