The Gambling Way

[joestel]

Not really a complaint, more a warning to avoid thegamblingway.com as far as my experience goes.
This is a site who pay you to review online casinos, but I did not get my money. There is a page listing participating casinos and when you choose and play, you get a fee. trouble is the listing is always out of date and I was told a review did not count as the casino was no longer part of the promotion. Has anyone a good word to say about thegamblingway.com ?
I did get some e-mails of apology, of sorts from Mr Andrew Riverro but these were dismissive and not helpful. Proceed with caution if this is the type of thing you are into.

 

[Casinomeister]

Hmmm, I'm not sure if it a scam, but it's a damn sure way to make a lot of money (for the webmaster, not the "reviewer").

But I don't think it's working.

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You will earn $10, $15, $20 or $25 depending on the level of your membership for each review not to mention the bonuses that you get in addition to this. (ie. After your first six reviews, you get a $20 bonus, after 75 reviews you get a $250 bonus, all of which is in addition to your earnings of course).

Basic Reviewer:
- $10 per approved review. After the first six reviews a bonus of $20 is paid for a total of $80.

Advanced Reviewer:
- $15 per review. When you get to 25 reviews, you get a bonus of $75 for a total of $450.

Experienced Reviewer:
- $20 per review. After you have reviewed a total of 75 casinos, you get a bonus of $250.<hr size=0>​

Well if the webmaster is making $80-$200 per player in a CPA deal, he could be raking in the dough and able to provide the player with enough incentives to continue. But I really don't think the site is getting that much traffic. And I could only find five reviews.

Do you know of any other players who were not paid?