Should Gambling Companies Tell a Player which affiliate sent them if the player asks?

[Nicolas-Johnson]

Based on this thread:
https:// www. affiliateguarddog. com/forums/question-affiliates-t3093.html

I want to know what you all think. Should Gambling Companies Tell a Player which affiliate sent them if the player asks?

 

[Vladi]

Voted yes. Website URL is ok - names are not.

 

[WCD Admin]

What Vladi said is pretty good if you ask me. It wasn't a secret to them to begin with - they just forgot what website they were on when they clicked the banner. In a real casino if you get lost and want to find the way you came in, they tell you - its not a big deal.

 

[Rhondagrace]

Voted yes. Website URL is ok - names are not.

yes, I agree with Vladi

 

[Bonus Paradise]

Voted yes. Website URL is ok - names are not.

Agree! ok to tell them from which website,
Just not name , adress etc.

 

[KasinoKing]

I voted yes too.
We are all (I hope!) running open, honest, up-front businesses - no need for any of this type of secrecy which could only put doubt into players minds.

KK

 

[Pokerkeep]

I voted with the majority on this.
I would also like to add that if the casino is concerned about the affiliate's privacy, they could always contact him or her first, to confirm it's ok to disclose the info.

 

[Dmoney644]

After reading all of the comments here, i voted yes and agree with everyone else, yes, its alright to say which website, however, no need to know enployee's real names and any other info, but website or URL is fine.

 

[Guard Dog]

I voted that I don't care. However - that is with 1 caveat. If a player asks which affiliate sent him, then I think it is ok for the program to give over that information. There is no reason not to (IMO).

 

[free4gambling]

Voted yes.

I think we should help eachother and not only promoting them for better results.
Better results is coming from both ways.

 

[lots0]

I voted yes.

No good reason for NOT shareing this info with players.

 

[DoggyStyle]

In my country it is not 100% legal to play at online casinos. Therefore I don't like affiliate programs to give over my personal details. Website/URL is okay! I voted yes, anyway.

 

[Aussie-Dave]

Voted yes. Website URL is ok - names are not.

I'm with Vlad on this.


Cheers



Dave

 

[jimmiet]

Why?

I think this all boils down to: "what is the customer thinking?"

Most people buy a new car for one of two reasons
1. the color
2. they like the salesman


If I hit your portal the last thing on my mind is "who is this guy?"

I came to gamble not socialize. I think we spend too much time thinking of what we want as web hosts instead of thinking "What does our customer really want?"....."and why is he here and what is HE thinking?"

 

[dfiocch]

Voted yes. Website URL is ok - names are not.

I'm with Vladi.
Nothing to add.

 

[ukpoker]

I agree with most, no problem with giving web address, as most have email/contact form to contact owner, but not name address etc.