beebeep casino affiliates

[Marchyo]

this is pretty new casino , but maybe someone is working with them?
i already got there 26 players , but there is 0 deposits. i dont know if i should continue work with them.
just wanted to hear some revievs about this one. or if this just doesnt sound correctly just remove this thread.

 

[AussieDave]

@Marchyo - a quick search for WoT N.V. the company who owns this white label beepbeep casino, turns up more white labels: HotlineCasino.com and BonanzaGame.com.

NB - all of these casinos are supposedly licensed in Curacao. However, while all of these casinos display the licensing logo in their footers, not a single logo links to the official Curacao licensing validator.

Instead, all of the Curacao Licensing Logos link to PDF file, with a screen captured image, which frankly, doesn't look anything like an offical Curacao License.

hotlinecasino.com/CM-UDNHDJJS-1668JAZ 844URLNB - hotlinecasino.com - WoT N.V..pdf
bonanzagame.com/CM-UDNHDJJS-1668JAZ DAHM2CV5 - bonanzagame.com - WoT N.V..pdf

BeepBeepCasino displays the Curacao Licensing Logo but that's it. No link to the official validator (which I believe is mandatory for any company and or casino et al licensed in Curacao).

Do these casinos even have a valid bona fide Curacao License? My guess, no. This is just the casinos, and they certainly look very dodgy, given what they are doing above.

In so far as the affiliate program. Put simply, they don't have one.

None of these white label casinos have STAND ALONE affiliate program(s).

Instead, to be an affiliate, you signup via a player account

WoT N.V., HotlineCasino.com, BeepBeepCasino.com,BonanzaGame.com, anyone who uses licensing screen captures, and doesn't not link to the official Curacao validator, is almost always dodgy. Maybe they are running Pirated Gaming Software.

 

[ddm]

sound sketchy a.f

 

[gm2891]

@Marchyo - a quick search for WoT N.V. the company who owns this white label beepbeep casino, turns up more white labels: HotlineCasino.com and BonanzaGame.com.

NB - all of these casinos are supposedly licensed in Curacao. However, while all of these casinos display the licensing logo in their footers, not a single logo links to the official Curacao licensing validator.

Instead, all of the Curacao Licensing Logos link to PDF file, with a screen captured image, which frankly, doesn't look anything like an offical Curacao License.

hotlinecasino.com/CM-UDNHDJJS-1668JAZ 844URLNB - hotlinecasino.com - WoT N.V..pdf
bonanzagame.com/CM-UDNHDJJS-1668JAZ DAHM2CV5 - bonanzagame.com - WoT N.V..pdf

BeepBeepCasino displays the Curacao Licensing Logo but that's it. No link to the official validator (which I believe is mandatory for any company and or casino et al licensed in Curacao).

Do these casinos even have a valid bona fide Curacao License? My guess, no. This is just the casinos, and they certainly look very dodgy, given what they are doing above.

In so far as the affiliate program. Put simply, they don't have one.

None of these white label casinos have STAND ALONE affiliate program(s).

Instead, to be an affiliate, you signup via a player account

WoT N.V., HotlineCasino.com, BeepBeepCasino.com,BonanzaGame.com, anyone who uses licensing screen captures, and doesn't not link to the official Curacao validator, is almost always dodgy. Maybe they are running Pirated Gaming Software.

I saw a casino once with the genuine looking Curacao licence validator, but when you click on it it takes you to a website with an almost identical URL to the Curacao one. An average player would never see the difference.

 

[Marchyo]

@Marchyo - a quick search for WoT N.V. the company who owns this white label beepbeep casino, turns up more white labels: HotlineCasino.com and BonanzaGame.com.

NB - all of these casinos are supposedly licensed in Curacao. However, while all of these casinos display the licensing logo in their footers, not a single logo links to the official Curacao licensing validator.

Instead, all of the Curacao Licensing Logos link to PDF file, with a screen captured image, which frankly, doesn't look anything like an offical Curacao License.

hotlinecasino.com/CM-UDNHDJJS-1668JAZ 844URLNB - hotlinecasino.com - WoT N.V..pdf
bonanzagame.com/CM-UDNHDJJS-1668JAZ DAHM2CV5 - bonanzagame.com - WoT N.V..pdf

BeepBeepCasino displays the Curacao Licensing Logo but that's it. No link to the official validator (which I believe is mandatory for any company and or casino et al licensed in Curacao).

Do these casinos even have a valid bona fide Curacao License? My guess, no. This is just the casinos, and they certainly look very dodgy, given what they are doing above.

In so far as the affiliate program. Put simply, they don't have one.

None of these white label casinos have STAND ALONE affiliate program(s).

Instead, to be an affiliate, you signup via a player account

WoT N.V., HotlineCasino.com, BeepBeepCasino.com,BonanzaGame.com, anyone who uses licensing screen captures, and doesn't not link to the official Curacao validator, is almost always dodgy. Maybe they are running Pirated Gaming Software.

Thanks a lot.
I will quit promoting this casino, all I can earn there is bad reputation from registered players.

 

[preditor]

I was contacted from one of their reps not to long time ago.

Curacao licenses always needs to be validated thru their servers. If a casino can not provide a validation link, it's a scam.

It's pretty easy to understand why a pdf file dont work as a legit way to show if a casino has a license: If the license is withdrawn for any reason, the validation link would shows a warning of it.

I have seen sites promoting casinos that have no license and whilest to be honest: If thouse affiliates dont get their commissions and stats are manipulated, i dont feel the smalest sympathy for them!

Anybody promoting unlicensed casinos, harms the whole industry meaning the players, affiliates, licensed casinos and last but not least the goverments that collect tax that ends up in the welfare.

I understand some affiliates can be fooled by wellmade pdf:s and even frauded urls to fake validation pages but ALWAYS do your homework check atleast a dousin of search results for the casinos name and dont be afraid to ask around here at AGD before adding to your site!

 

[gm2891]

I was contacted from one of their reps not to long time ago.

Curacao licenses always needs to be validated thru their servers. If a casino can not provide a validation link, it's a scam.

It's pretty easy to understand why a pdf file dont work as a legit way to show if a casino has a license: If the license is withdrawn for any reason, the validation link would shows a warning of it.

I have seen sites promoting casinos that have no license and whilest to be honest: If thouse affiliates dont get their commissions and stats are manipulated, i dont feel the smalest sympathy for them!

Anybody promoting unlicensed casinos, harms the whole industry meaning the players, affiliates, licensed casinos and last but not least the goverments that collect tax that ends up in the welfare.

I understand some affiliates can be fooled by wellmade pdf:s and even frauded urls to fake validation pages but ALWAYS do your homework check atleast a dousin of search results for the casinos name and dont be afraid to ask around here at AGD before adding to your site!

I think those affiliates who promote different unlicensed scam casinos are very related to those casino managements or even own one casino themselves. For example, that beep beep Looney Tunes animated casino with fake Novomatic slots.

Novomatic does not corporate with Curacao casinos, leave alone unlicensed ones.

 

[Marchyo]

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I think those affiliates who promote different unlicensed scam casinos are very related to those casino managements or even own one casino themselves. For example, that beep beep Looney Tunes animated casino with fake Novomatic slots.

Novomatic does not corporate with Curacao casinos, leave alone unlicensed ones.

I tried this one because there was no deposit bonus who attracts more players and no need to fill another form to become affiliate, just share links from player profile.
As I understand now if it's too easy it most likely will be scam.

 

[gm2891]

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I tried this one because there was no deposit bonus who attracts more players and no need to fill another form to become affiliate, just share links from player profile.
As I understand now if it's too easy it most likely will be scam.

I don't say it's you who are involved in this dodgy practice , I mean those affiliates who are often sitting in the casino site footers saying
approved by an imbecile, approved by troglodyte, approved by a moron, approved by dick head etc.

 

[AussieDave]

@Marchyo - the best advice I can offer you (or any newbie) is... If your ever uncertain about an affiliate program &/or a casino, then ask about it here at AGD. You'll always be given truthful info from members. Doing this until such time as your savvy on which programs are honest and those who are sketchy, will save you a LOT of frustration, and will definitely save you from being scammed