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How Casino Affiliate get cheatedHow Casino Affiliate get cheated - Casino Affiliate Frauds
We have yet to see an honest Casino Affiliate Program, and if you know one, let us know, we will review it with pleasure, and will publish the results. Most affiliate programs don’t track the sales at all. Casino Affiliate Frauds will show you how.
There are a large number of different methods how affiliates get cheated.
Most affiliate programs don’t track the sales at all. We have seen many confirmations of programs cheating the affiliates at 100% and many more at 99%.
Just to name one, companies like Starnet – World Gaming admitted many times that their affiliate programs didn’t track the sales at all for their affiliates. Cheating them at 100% and in some rare cases at 99%. Sportingbet in England is very closely associated with these thieves, and their totally rigged software. They are in bed together, so it’s hard to imagine that they can be honest. You can’t be clean if you are close partner with criminals, and these crooks should be blacklisted by all affiliates.
Some affiliate programs are designed to credit your account with a tiny amount of say, $15 as commission, shortly after you signed up. This trick is used to make the affiliate believe that he took the right decision to sign up, and try to make him believe that he should actively and prominently display the banners of the crooks.
Then the rigged programs will credit no sales at all to the affiliate account for days, and weeks, because the initial amount of $15 was just a trick used as welcome bonus. Same method used for the sign up bonuses for the players. Big sign up bonuses to attract the players to the rigged games, and then they get hit hard.
Other rigged affiliate programs will credit your account with a small amount at the start of the month. This scam is to make the affiliate believe that he will have repeated sales like this first one, during the whole month. We have seen a lot of examples of no other sale being credited to these accounts for weeks.
These crooks like to pay the affiliates around the second or third week of the following month, so it means that the poor affiliate is going to keep on generating sales for the crooks for 6 or 7 weeks before he gets paid his first tiny commission.
Many will even pay the affiliates on time each month to try to convince them that they are honest and reliable, when nothing can be further from the truth. When an affiliate has been cheated for 95% or much more, why not pay him on time to create a good impression.
Many affiliate programs don’t supply figures in real time to give them time to cheat the affiliates and cook the figures. Affiliates should drop immediately any program that doesn’t show the figures in real time, because you can be sure that they are cheating you.
Even the ones showing the figures in real time are also cheating, because they only track and pay the affiliates a tiny fraction of the sales they generated, but at least when the affiliates get cheated, they feel better to see the figures in real time, it reassures them. If they knew the truth, they wouldn’t feel reassured, because all these programs are corrupted and dishonest.
We have yet to see an honest one, and if you know one, let us know, we will review it with pleasure, and will publish the results.
Even with figures in real time, it means nothing, unless they show you the user names of the players, or their e-mail address, or real names, and a few other details that allow the affiliates to check these rigged reports.
The affiliates generate most of the business for all these crooks, so why are they not allowed to get real reports, in real time, with enough real information they can use to get a better idea of how much they are getting cheated for?
The answer is so obvious. If the crooks supplied the real details, the affiliates would drop their dishonest programs the same day.
Game developers, or marketing companies, or licensees, who supply their affiliates detailed reports are very rare. Even the rare ones who do, also cheat the affiliates, so you can’t win when dealing with thieves who take the money out of your account before it gets there.
We have seen some rare companies supplying the names of the players, their e-mail addresses, the dates of the deposits and the amounts lost or won, and a few other details. And guess what? These companies were also massively cheating the affiliates, and we are 100% certain about it, because there is a large amount of evidence to confirm it.
Even when dealing with a company supplying all these details, and they are rare, how does the affiliate checks to see if he is getting cheated or not?
Some make deposits and act like real players, some ask their friends to do the same. Then they check the figures to see if these transactions were tracked or not. Sounds like a good idea, but not as good as you think it is, because we are dealing with professional crooks, and their smart programmers.
These crooks have special programs that can easily detect these tests transactions. The affiliates feel better with these tests, when in fact, in most cases, they are losing a huge percentage of the sales they generated.
How often is the affiliate going to make these tests with real money? Don’t forget that the affiliates only get paid when the player lost money, so they will need to first lose real money before they can claim a commission on their affiliate program.
When they do this, the crooks will remind you to read their terms and conditions that prohibits an affiliate to claim a commission on his/her own losses.
If you ever catch the crooks with their dirty hands inside your pocket stealing your commission, they will claim that they had some technical problems and this explains why their figures were not updated. Others will claim that they were doing backups, upgrading their software or hardware, or other stories about their credit card or payment processors.
There is a large amount of hard evidence to prove that all these are just straight lies, and invalid excuses, to try to justify stealing money from the poor affiliates.
Many of these crooked game developers, marketing companies, and licensees also keep multiple separate databases showing totally different figures in each one of them.
There is the real database that shows all the sales, so the game developers get their license fees from their own licensees. Many keep another set with fake figures for the tax man.
Then the licensees and/or their marketing companies keep their own databases with fake figures, so they can cheat the affiliates. They also keep other sets to cheat the tax man.
Often the affiliates only deal with the marketing companies that are sitting between the real operators of the gambling sites, and the affiliates.
These marketing companies should be avoided completely, and any affiliate stupid enough to use one of them should drop them immediately because they are getting robbed, and we will explain you why. A typical example of one of these marketing companies to avoid is Tradal and Empire Online.
In the next update, we will give you more details on these scams, and many others, all designed to cheat the affiliates. We will explain you why you should drop your affiliate program when the software was developed by Playtech, Microgaming, Cryptologic, Boss Media, World Gaming, Real Time Gaming, and many others. They are not better, and many are actually even worse, much worse.
If you are an affiliate of a casino or poker program, you are getting massively cheated, and this is certain. We estimate the affiliates losses at a minimum of $1 billion each year, but probably much more. You won’t get rich getting cheated by the Mafia and organized crime operators because they simply steal your money the old fashioned way, before you get it, as simple as this.
Drop your affiliate programs, and insist on pre-paid straight advertising, or payment for each click you supplied. These crooks need you more than you need them because they need to pump and dump their scam junk shares, and if they don’t accept your terms, dump them. It’s the only valid decision you can take.
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