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[bonustreak]

All our players stopped as well and I am fed the same crap.. Promote us more and you'll make more money... blah blah

 

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[KasinoKing]

A good reason not to re-list them.

Perhaps I should have said "450 REGISTERED players" - only 27% had ever deposited, and probably only a small number were actually active at the time of the migration.

Yes I am still very annoyed about that as losing even one active player is quite a big deal to me, but as I said previously, Go Wild is still my best performing MG casino overall, and I see 6-10 active non-UK players every month, so I do intend to carry on working with them.
And apart from the "32Red Sell-off Fiasco" I have always found them a very good company to work with.
I'm MORE annoyed with 32Red for not communicating anything about what was going on with the migrated players.

KK

 

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[bonustreak]

I also still work with Go Wild, I just wish things could improve...

 

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[FictionNet]

My main problem with Go Wild is that they geo-redirect traffic to other brands (ie. UK traffic goes to lucky247.com) with ZERO reward for the referring affiliate, ie. Go Wild keep all that money for themselves.

 

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[Kasino]

about Go Wild selling MY 450 UK players to 32Red in September 2014... Who then ALL coincidentally stopped playing

This has happened before, and it's happening now. For me for example when Rewards Affiliates bought Vegas Affiliates, where I had a lot of rmp including high-rollers. IMHO selling, migrations, etc - is yet another methods to remove players from affs.

 

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[slotplayer]

I usually just waive good bye.

 

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[Guard Dog]

My personal opinion here - GoWild did their best to move over UK players. Didn't work out and I am pretty sure they didn't make a killing on that transaction. 32Red and BP are the ones that took the players - they should have been the ones to make good on the promises. This thread isn't even about all of this, though. It was about GoWild asking folks who are working with them to give them another shot. I understand some are upset that the 32-Red thing went south... But GoWild got out of that market and it was either LOSE all the players because of a market shift or try to do something with it.

It's no different from when all the places left the US market.

Sometimes we need to give companies a break. I don't think they could have done much more. And from my understanding.. their casino actually DOES convert. That is still a very good thing, IMO.

 

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[celena]

My main problem with Go Wild is that they geo-redirect traffic to other brands (ie. UK traffic goes to lucky247.com) with ZERO reward for the referring affiliate, ie. Go Wild keep all that money for themselves.

Hello,

I did not know they redirected on Lucky247 Casino.
Since the casino change of platerforme I'm always Negative balance. I think I will remove the casino home page. When I see the positive, we'll see!

 

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[AussieDave]

Sometimes we need to give companies a break.

WIth all due respect Andy, sometimes you need to remove those rose coloured glasses, mate. @FictionNet - stated GoWild are redirecting ALL UK traffic to Luck247 Casino, without giving any credit to the referring affiliate.

Does that NOT concern you? If not it should!

I accessed GoWildCasino.com from a UK IP: 88.150.163.98, and was also redirected to the following page. It's obviously hard-coded for GoWild, cause there is no aff tags etc in the raw code.

The page URL is:lucky247.com/landing-pc-b/reelspins

As far GoWild and the 32Red fiasco, I'm sure both parties are as much to blame as one another. If GoWild was inocent; as your trying to paint them, why the hell are they now redirecting ALL affiliate referred UK traffic to a landing signup page at Luck247Casino.com?

More importantly, why have affiliates not be advised about this?

GoWild must be making a nice tidy sum of free cash, all on the backs of their affiliates.

GoWild are just as greedy, and it seems underhanded, as most other casinos/affiliate programs... just sayin!

 

[AussieDave]

The redirect is too quick to stop the page, to pull the source code at GoWildCasino.com

Next best option... take a screen cap. GoWildCasino.com URL in top left browser window. Luck247Casino.com redirect, bottom left corner!

 

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[AussieDave]

All our players stopped as well

Maybe they were poached... just sayin!

So my next question....Does GoWildCasino et al, make it a habit of stealing tagged players. Which is exactly what they're doing, above. And while i'm on a roll... Players who signup to GoWild, who never deposit, can we now conceive that these players are traded, sold, spammed to other casinos... Clearly GoWild has no scruples, so the question is extremely valid and warranted.

 

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[falseadoom]

Wow Thanks for sharing AussieDave.
I have not done well with them since they moved to affiliate software. I love it when programs ask for more exposure, why the heck would you do that if they can not retain and month after month they under perform. Exposure is given to those we earn from.

 

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[AussieDave]

I have not done well with them since they moved to affiliate software.

Granted, I never gave them the exposure, given to other programs. But I was making a little bit of commission ever couple of months. Things start going strange, not long after their offices were raided by the police. And they subsequently moved locations, I believe.

That's when I started seeing a down turn in signups, and players that were playing previous to the raid, stopped playing. I gave them another 6 months but no matter what I did, nothing worked. I was sending players BUT no one deposited. Other MGS properties being promoted were making me cash.

In the end, with no improvement, I removed GoWild.

 

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[slotplayer]

As I remember it they had trouble paying usa affiliates.

 

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[Guard Dog]

@AussieDave ; No - it doesn't bother me. Because they are not in the UK market. I'm not sure what else to say about that. If you don't want your UK players going there - then you need to GEO-Track them and not show them any GoWild banners. I don't know why you always have to use demeaning/degrading comments like 'rose-colored glasses'. Just because you have an opinion - it doesn't make it fact or better than anyone else's opinion. I like and respect you, but you would gain a lot more respect if you used non-demeaning language.

 

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[falseadoom]

I was sending players BUT no one deposited. Other MGS properties being promoted were making me cash.

In the end, with no improvement, I removed GoWild.

Because I did so well with them prior I gave them a chance thinking ok this is the month things will turn around. NOT!
Looking at stats now appears that most all players just suddenly disappeared this month. (not active) Then they are like trying to get affiliates to promote new offer. Seriously guys!!
Seen similar patterns as above. Sending players if they did deposit ALL were winners. So compared with other MGS not good. (time to totally remove)

 

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[inspiration]

When there is smoke........if you trust this program after what they have done to you your asking to be conned again......just my 2 cents

 

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[Onlinea]

Because I did so well with them prior I gave them a chance thinking ok this is the month things will turn around. NOT!
Looking at stats now appears that most all players just suddenly disappeared this month. (not active) Then they are like trying to get affiliates to promote new offer. Seriously guys!!
Seen similar patterns as above. Sending players if they did deposit ALL were winners. So compared with other MGS not good. (time to totally remove)

I have this ALL WINNERS scenario too. Last 4 months i brought them 18 FTDs and all 4 months ended in negative. I have NEVER experienced something like this at other affiliates.

It look likes we should play there instead of promoting them, more money in pocket according to their stats.

What is interesting that each month starts positive, earnings is raising and after half of month is going down and down to zero..

 

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