Recent content by Andy Clark

The Irish small claims procedure looks different though and you can only claim up to €2000. That is only about a months revenue in my case so not worth it - therefore it would have to be through 'proper' courts I think, meaning a much bigger risk.

Interested to hear people's thoughts on whether this approach would have legs? It would have to be a proper legal case rather than small claims I think as the Irish small claims limit is only €2000.

We finally got the nail in the coffin yesterday and our Paddy Power account has been closed. This happened back in 2021 but they agreed that it was in error and re-opened the account but now Darragh is being really shady and unresponsive when it comes to giving reasons. When we got the email in...

I worked with them a bit a couple of years ago. Wouldn't rush back to be honest.

Wondering if anybody has ever had any dealings with a company called 'Wildfire Promotions'? They run Whatsapp Groups and offer to use your affiliate links in them, driving RFDs to your affiliate account for a monthly fee. They also have a Facebook page called FootyBets4U. I did a campaign with...

I have decided to consider selling a well-established sports affiliate website, well known in the football betting tips and predictions sector. The site generates approximately 3,000-4,000 visits per day and has two Twitter account attached with a combined 40,000 followers. Established revenue...