affliate commission delayed for more than a month

[Joe Parico]

Hi please help me get my EUR 1,081.80 affiliate commission from gamblerhunt.
It has been more than a month but they still have not paid me.
I sent them invoice with my payment information as they requested.
They kept on saying that they are checking it but I think they are only stalling.
I emailed >edited, reason no real names allowed< and gamblerhunt but they do not reply to my emails.

 

[MissExposé]

We just sent them an email regarding the issue you are having. Keep you posted.

 

[MissExposé]

@Joe Parico The rep responded and said you are being investigated by their fraud dept. for suspected revenue share fraud.
We are waiting for more info and stats evidence to show this.

 

[MissExposé]

@Joe Parico We asked the affiliates once more to provide us with the evidence on suspected fraudulent activity.

 

[AussieDave]

@Joe Parico We asked the affiliates once more to provide us with the evidence on suspected fraudulent activity.

I highly doubt the program will supply that info.

Was practically impossible to gain that info from most-programs before the GDPR, now with all these privacy rules in places, most-programs are using that as another excuse not to reveal any proof of affiliate misconduct (aka fraud).

@MissExposé - wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that request.

 

[Jambo]

I also hardly doubt they will provide any further details if it is a fraud case.

 

[MissExposé]

@Joe Parico Do you maybe have some updates? We still haven't heard back from them.

 

[John Suyama]

It's very interesting how this will end. Please keep us updated on this topic.

 

[AussieDave]

@MissExposé - I doubt we'll hear back from the OP (last logged in June 18 2020).

Maybe it's just my observation, but we seem to see a LOT of these type of complaints posted by new members, and it's usually their 1'st post.

Seems the majority of these non-payment complaints, all center around player referred fraud, or CPA incentivize fraud.

Posters scream theft, but 99.999% of the time, when the program reveals their modus operandi, then we don't hear a peep from the OP again