Bundling

[TheGamblingGuru]

(For those who do not know, I was a "super affiliate" for 10 years before becoming an AM)

Can you please explain exactly what a "Super Affiliate" is?

I remember reading recently that Dom was also not familiar with exactly what this term represented or meant from the "professors" thread over at the Casinomeister forum. So I am sure that I am not the only one here who would like to have a better understanding of exactly what this term "Super Affiliate" relates to.

[dominique]

It doesn't make sense to me why anyone would want to become an AM after 10 years of making a lot of money...

[bb1webs]

I can't answer that either but can say Jack's been spot-on since i've known him. (kinda scary actually, if he doesn't screw something up soon I'm going to think he's computer-generated sent to infiltrate us by the evil 999.com bunch) and that's not the number 9 but rather a 6 so absent of moral fiber its body floated above its head.

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You can contact the programs and get seperate accounts but as they pointed out you risk cheating yourself the extra % if you climb that far. Personally that's a risk I'm willing to take and did with Brightshare but I've grown disillusioned of late because ALL the accounts dried up at same time across the board until only the original is still making money and thus the effort of protecting myself was in vain. I hope they turn it around but after 10 years of promoting them I had only 2 players active this month (last I checked). That is counting all accounts. And they weren't just a sideline group either. I have given them either equally best exposure or just slightly less than best most of the 10 years. What's more frustrating is that the other place I gave same top exposure (Rewards Affiliates) I am doing quite well at staying strong. Vegas Affs had less exposure and they have more players continuing to play.