Should you trust your affiliate manager?

[PPP]

I forget where I read it, but some sleazy outfit last year started promoting that they would sell a list of top affiliates (nothing to do with poker). I think the former employer of this person/people came down hard on them after some uproar, since most outfits will have some sort of disclosure agreement. But in any AM's are people you are in business with, not someone who is part of your business. Share, but don't give away.

[Stephen]

Interesting post this! I concur with PPP in that you have to know who you are dealing whlst being wary at he same time.

I am on the phone daily with Affiliates and hear their ideas, concepts and often assist them in implementing what they want to achieve. It comes down to a trust issue: If you do not trust them - stay away from them. Otherwise provide all necessary information to let them help you. If they fish for more than that, they should probably be moved to the questionable category.

Stephen

[gumbajohnny]

Jeremy and Stephen 2 outstanding people.

[GregK]

NDA's all the way originals by courier too!

In God we trust, all others pay cash!

[Georgia Poker]

Originally posted by GregK@Mar 31 2006, 10:40 AM
NDA's all the way originals by courier too!

In God we trust, all others pay cash!

Not sure how you can enforce an NDA when you're in America and they're in Costa Rica, etc h34r: