Good casinos, no aff program

[bonustreak]

Well I was one of the few who was asked to test the affiliate program and they don't even bother to contact me anymore, I have to chase down my payment when I am due and basically would not recommend them to promote to anyone but do feel they need to continue to pay me what is due when it is due..

[Guard Dog]

From what I can tell, they do not want affiliates promoting them. They are not working diligently on a new affiliate program and Enzo has flat out said to me that the current program and tracking is bad.

I don't think they will be adding affiliates anytime soon. Not until they hit a plateau, anyway. That is a guess, but I'd bet an accurate one

[TheBoyMitchell]

Hello!

Dont know if I am allowed to do this (and if I am not then sorry - I am new here!) but if they dont want you as an affiliate then I definitely do!

I account manage Welcome to Blackpool Club and we are looking for as much promotion and coverage as possible! I can pay CPA or Rev Share - whatever you want, i will do my best to facilitate it!

Why not give me a tickle and see what happens! And me to your MSN, email me, call me, or if you are in the UK - I'll even come and see you!

Look forward to hearing from you!

Neil Mitchell
Webroute Services
MSN - TheBoyMitchell@hotmail.co.uk
email - neil@webroutetservices.co.uk
skype - TheBoyMitchell
phone - 020 7838 9399

[Guard Dog]

Not a problem here, Neil

Please send us an email, though, as we will be looking over your Terms and Conditions soon. We typically prefer that links not be made until a program is certified - but we are also not tyrants and will not force this fact upon anyone.

However - if it is a spammer, then, of course I would have removed the links

[dendrite]

I don't think they will be adding affiliates anytime soon. Not until they hit a plateau, anyway. That is a guess, but I'd bet an accurate one

I suppose it is possible for a company to have such a good product offering that they do not have to advertise through affiliates.

This has certainly happened in the world of online fashion. A couple of years ago a (UK) company, called ASOS called a halt to their affiliate program. They were fairly unprofessional about it too, calling them "grubby little affiliates sitting in their bedrooms" (or words to that effect).

Of course, affiliates were outraged and said their sales would drop, but quite the reverse has happened and they have increased sales hugely.

Luckily, this has turned out to be the exception, rather than the trend and I don't know any other companies in online fashion that followed.

My feeling is that when competition hots up for 3dice in terms of quality, they will be very keen to start up a decent affiliate program

But then what do I know?

[TheBoyMitchell]

Originally Posted by Guard Dog

Not a problem here, Neil

Please send us an email, though, as we will be looking over your Terms and Conditions soon. We typically prefer that links not be made until a program is certified - but we are also not tyrants and will not force this fact upon anyone.

However - if it is a spammer, then, of course I would have removed the links

No spam here sir, just good old-fashioned honesty.

What would you like in the email?

Neil

[Guard Dog]

Originally Posted by dendrite

I suppose it is possible for a company to have such a good product offering that they do not have to advertise through affiliates.

This has certainly happened in the world of online fashion. A couple of years ago a (UK) company, called ASOS called a halt to their affiliate program. They were fairly unprofessional about it too, calling them "grubby little affiliates sitting in their bedrooms" (or words to that effect).

Of course, affiliates were outraged and said their sales would drop, but quite the reverse has happened and they have increased sales hugely.

Luckily, this has turned out to be the exception, rather than the trend and I don't know any other companies in online fashion that followed.

My feeling is that when competition hots up for 3dice in terms of quality, they will be very keen to start up a decent affiliate program

But then what do I know?

Good point All we can do is speculate at this point. I don't see a move towards solidifying their affiliate backend, so I think they are not nearly ready to bring affiliates on board.

They have already brought larger affiliates onboard to their crappy affiliate program, but I think most have decided not to promote due to the sheer unreliability of the tracking system.