colinsunderland
RIP Colin
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- Jan 28, 2016
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You can reduce payments in new deals. Still no mentioning of breaking contracts.
If you offer a lifetime commission of 30% for all new players you sign up, then a few years later say, oh, we will actually only pay you 5% unless you refer 5 new customers every month, then that is a breach of contract. (Just a note to anyone reading Videoslots have not done this, but others have)
The example you referred to was sure 100% correct for a revshare affiliate so no need to ask my friends at the affiliate department. In this particular case it was a new player depositing €10 and taking a 100% bonus. NO casino would want to pay anything for a player like that but still you use that as an example.
On Skybet 25% rev share, for that exact same customer, I would have been paid around £2 (+35 as was on a hybrid deal)
What if the affiliate in you're example above was on a hybrid with VS? Then he would actually have a commission well above 100% of what the casino earned(4.4 Hybrid in the VS standard affiliate agreement). What would you have said then?
Well thats how CPA payments work isn't it? Your baseline of 5 euro a customer CPA is WELL below industry average. 5% and 10 euro on a hybrid is too.
Lets move away from affiliate talk, I was responding to a post suggesting affiliates are taking large amounts of money at the expense of players. I obviously picked Videoslots as an example, as their affiliate scheme is one of the worst worldwide, but also as they have a massive customer base here, so a lot will play, and should know, despite that post I responded to, affiliates do not take a large chunk of profit from you.
I'm presuming you are Mattias?