OMG This is UNREAL!!!

DontLook · #1 11-13-2007, 03:36 PM

Ok today I spent some time looking around at different Freeroll Tournament scripts. As I looked through the list of freerolls I happen to notice a poker site I havent seen awhile (not naming) and I use to be an affiliate of and removed their link from my site back in March figuring it was useless.

In that time the link was clicked 230 times, 27 accounts were created, 26 of which never deposited.

Well I decided to be an affiliate for this site again since there was a space for it in the freeroll tournament scripts. I did not remember which email I had signup with so it was a process but I finally figured it out and had my password sent.

After logging in for a few minutes and finding my link, I noticed there was a Transfer button at the top. Thinking thats pretty odd as I have never see this on an affiliate page I decided to click it.

Page reads $1711.85 Please choose how much to transfer etc...

Looking at the $1711.85 I figured It was an example for how your suppose to enter your cash amount or something. For the heck of it I decided to click the My Account button. Again the $1711.85 was showing. I was still in disbelieve...."no, this has to be a mistake. This is probably play money or something".

I noticed the cash out button so for shits and giggles I typed in 1711 and selected from a drop down menu Epassporte. Clicked submit and my transaction is processing.

How unbelievable is it that some forgot site has generated this sort of cash.

Reasons for Denial:

1. Link was taken down 8 months ago.
2. There was only 1 real depositing player.
3. The poker site at that point in time was weak. By Weak I mean 30 people online at a time on their entire site.
4. Their site did not seem like the type to retain players very well and make you say to yourself I need to redeposit.

Since receiving this wonderful Christmas present, I have decided it is probably a better idea to be on a revenue share program. As I said 27 people had downloaded the software and only 1 person deposited.

In most cases for most GOOD sites if someone downloaded the software, they are going to deposit something.

themike537 · #2 11-13-2007, 03:40 PM

Very nice, congrats!

DontLook · #3 11-13-2007, 04:03 PM

Thanks

Georgia Poker · #4 11-13-2007, 08:03 PM

Why not name the site?

DontLook · #5 11-13-2007, 08:07 PM

Selfish reasons lol.

NewPokerGirl · #6 11-13-2007, 09:28 PM

If its a little room most of us probably haven't heard of perhaps you should add your aff link if they have a sub-aff program. I'm always on the lookout for little rooms (I love the promotions most offer).

bahh · #7 11-14-2007, 07:29 AM

I better check all my old aff accounts

JBlixt · #8 11-14-2007, 08:00 AM

Nice!

I did something similiar at absolute for about two years ago. There where only one depositing player for a long time, turned into two. No income for a long time and all of a suddenly one of those two players started to play Black jack and there where a decent amount in my neteller acount. Not that much, but i have seen one player making a lot of income for you. I believe that we get a few hundred dollars each month from the same person at partypartners. Casino games going up and down and a lot days someone have turned over about 500 dollars or more, leaving us with about a 100. Poker are more stable and thats why I believe that is one or maybe two players playing casino.

Georgia Poker · #9 11-14-2007, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by DontLook

Selfish reasons lol.

Weak

Tell me how letting us know the site name will impact YOU in any shape, form, or fashion...

JBlixt · #10 11-14-2007, 09:48 AM

One reminder requesting this. I was an affiliate at Bet365 and at fortune aff. I missed to check one email adress and Bet365 closed my account. Lost several RMP that way. Got me crazy for a while when I realized that that our top SEO word was Bet365 and Bet365 poker and we where sending players to a account where we did not get any credit for it... After we changed to a new aff-account they have turned into our second best pokerroom to promote. And i am sure we would have had them #1 without this... But now they dropped totally when they went from Microgaming to Ipoker...

Fortune closed it because i did not log in for 6 months (I can not believe that it was that long, my guess is that it was about 2 months). I had some sign-ups there on a CPA, but noone qualified. If they did after they close the account it was 200 dollars each. But my guess is that the amount there still would have been 0.