Superiorshare updates wire payment minimum

[Guard Dog]

Superiorshare have updated their terms and conditions to increase the minimum payment by wire from $1000 to $2500.

UPDATED TERM, Commissions, Minimum Payments

Payments are made 15 business days after the close of the preceding month.* Payments are effected by: Ecocard/UseMyWallet/Neteller/Moneybookers/Ewallet Express/Wire Transfer and into affiliate’s casino account. It is the responsibility of the affiliate to select the method of payment. Unless otherwise stipulated all paymentswill be made by Check. Minimum Payout for Bank wires is $1000 $2500 and as of May.15.07 there will be a minimum payout amount of $100 to be eligible to receive a payment (monthly or accumulated) on all affiliate accounts.

Summary:This is quite the large increase in the minimum payment for a wire. This will, most certainly, dissuade certain affiliates from promoting Superiorshare.

Superiorshare updates wire payment minimum

[SuperiorShare]

Hi Andy,

Just to clarify. This is unfortunately a term we have to follow as per Rival request. i.e All other Rival whitelabels will also follow.

Thanks for your understanding.

[Guard Dog]

Hi Andy,

Just to clarify. This is unfortunately a term we have to follow as per Rival request. i.e All other Rival whitelabels will also follow.

Thanks for your understanding.

Thanks Paul for clarifying. Can you tell me if it is possible for affiliates to pay the wire fees to allow a wire of a lower amount?

[SuperiorShare]

Just spoke to Rival and they said it's not possible. Best option would be to switch to a different payment method depending on the location. If anyone needs help finding the best solution for their account. I'd be more than glad to assist.

[Guard Dog]

Just spoke to Rival and they said it's not possible. Best option would be to switch to a different payment method depending on the location. If anyone needs help finding the best solution for their account. I'd be more than glad to assist.

Thanks for the info! That is just an insane policy, IMO, but I am sure they must have a good reason.

At least there are other payment options out there... thankfully.