No payment Since april

[Frank]

Not sure what happend but this program has kept detoriating they used to be attentive and pay first day, I have checked my account and althogh they send out the payment emails to confirm your payment details each month they don't actually pay. I have requested every month emailed and no answer. So I will give them a few more days before I blacklist and remove froms site. It seems other affiliates are also hgaving this problem. Also they have not responded to my post on GPWA

 

[casinobonusguy]

They just added Minimum Cash Out plus updated terms with quotas too. I hear from them and have been paid they have a new brand launching any day now ,hopefully they will get their act together or will find themselves in the rogue pit.

 

[Frank]

They didnt email me the changes to the terms.. anyhow here they are, Gotta love AI
Short answer: this X Mark Affiliates deal is heavily operator-skewed. You can work with it, but only if you negotiate hard and get exceptions in writing. Here are the needles to watch:

Biggest red flags (money/operational)​

• Payout gating:
  • $250 minimum payout.
  • No first payment until 5 active depositing players.
  • Lose eligibility if you don’t meet the requirement for 3 straight months; to re-activate, you must deliver >5 FTDs in a single month.
  • Keep deal active = 3 FTDs per quarter, or they auto-cancel the deal.
    → This can block cash flow for smaller or seasonal campaigns.
• Unilateral term changes:
  They can change commission structure, schedules, program rules at any time; staying in the program = acceptance.
  → Insist on a change-control clause (your prior written consent for rate cuts) or at least a 30–60 day buffer + right to exit with all due commissions paid.
• RevShare formula (cash-flow style):
  (Deposits – Withdrawals – Chargebacks – “MC Adjustment”) × %
  → That’s not classic NGR/GGR; it’s closer to net cash. Your payable can be crushed if whales withdraw or if “MC Adjustment” is used broadly.
  → Demand a standard NGR definition (bets – wins – bonuses – fraud – processing) with a capped, itemized cost schedule and no arbitrary adjustments.
• Vague “MC Adjustment”:
  Operator can manually correct Multicash transactions and apply adjustments to affiliate earnings.
  → Require a written cap, audit trail, and monthly line-item reporting before accepting this.
• Chargeback clawback (50%)
  They deduct 50% of charged-back amounts from your payment or reserve.
  → Negotiate a cap or exclude chargebacks beyond X days or after KYC/AML status is confirmed.
• Reporting at their discretion:
  “Form, content, and frequency” can vary.
  → Lock daily portal reporting, fixed month-end cutoff, and a reconciliation window.
• Crypto/bank only & you pay wire fees:
  Fine, but confirm supported coins, network, fee policy, and payout batching to avoid dust/fee shock.
• Good-faith traffic clause (withhold all amounts):
  They can retain all amounts if they “reasonably” suspect bad traffic—even if you didn’t intend it.
  → Require notice + evidence + cure period and limit withholds to disputed portion only.
• Termination + withholding:
  They can terminate anytime; if they think you failed obligations, they can not pay you on termination and withhold final payment for a “reasonable” time.
  → Get “payouts survive termination” language for all pre-termination activity, with a fixed release date (e.g., within 30 days).