The b4playing model was and is at best a con...on both honest affiliates and bonus players alike.
The very nature of the thing is designed to steal the livelihood of professional affiliates, and turn the boderline honest/not honest affiliate straight to the dark side. An affiliate gets $50 or $20 per player, and that is it. No commission on the life of the player...a fast buck and a license to co-opt other affiliates' players.
And for the players...
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the casinos themselves will not want to see players pushed from one casino to the next for bonuses (someone also suggested players might get labelled as bonus abusers)
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Simmo's got it.
It also keeps the player at arms length from the affiliate...What is the affiliate's incentive to arbitrate for the player if the affiliate's already pocketed the sad little $50...the only monies that affiliate will ever see from that player (Except for the concept of common decency. I know, I made a funny.)?
So Felix, as a professional in this business, why on earth would you have thrown your lot in with a company whose very business model is so anti-honest-affiliate friendly and anti-player friendly? Why would you expect to be treated fairly by people like this?