@ Azzurri
Any of those questions you posed could have been simply asked via a PM. That would have been the cordial and proper way to do it. Or better yet, why not ask the Accred iGaming reps what I charge for being listed as an accredited casinos. That would take me off the hook since it seems you have problems believing me.
Or even better, ask some of the casinos that were removed from the accredited section on why they were removed. Was it because they couldn't handle the fee?
Maybe you are confused with the fact that at one time - way in the past, before there were affiliate programs, we charged a monthly fee for banner advertising. This was only done after the casino met our standards. And Casinomeister was one of the first online casino portals that had specific standards that had to be met - this is what set us apart from the others. Max can vouch for that since he was working for WOL back then.
How much was the monthly fee? It was lowest in the industry, I believe - starting off at about $800 - $1200 per month, and then I charged a fee for newsletter ads, which was about $50-$150 depending on the ad and how many. Like most businesses, we have to put food on the table and clothe our children. But regardless, that's a far cry from the $7K per month that AussieDave claimed I was charging.
In fact, AussieDave approached me as a white-label operator years before this, and I quoted him an advertising fee of 1200 per month, but I turned him down since GFed sites didn't qualify for accreditation.
Again, this was covered in one of those liks you posted.
And like I stated earlier, you could have simply asked me this in private.
As for your other question about sharing information with casinos. It's all covered in the FAQ, our forum rules, and Privacy Statements. If you PAB, obviously we share your info with the specific casino. I'll update our privacy statement to reflect that.
Each casino has their own privacy policies and we abide by those. Many casinos state in their terms and conditions that they will share correspondence and personal details with third parties if you are found to be either fraudulent or abusive. Again, read the casinos' terms and conditions and you'll find that this is a widespread policy.
If you send an email that qualifies as "
fan mail", I will post the email - usually with everything to include the email address. Again, that is up to my discretion. If you spam this forum, I will report you to the appropriate affiliate managers and probably post your email address. Again, that is covered in our forum rules.
So what is the problem? What is there to not understand?