Free Money To Gamble With, Yes We're Serious

[AcceleratedMarketing]

Our firm represents dozens of international CPA networks and major affiliates with hundreds of casino, bingo, and poker room clients. These networks constantly need to make sure that they are being paid by the casino groups for all of their referred players.

As one of our registered "mystery players" you will be given free funds to play with at dozens of gambling properties. You are only required to sign up through our partner affiliate links and send proof of your new account and deposit. There are no other requirements, we accept players from around the world.

You must sign a non-disclosure agreement stating that you will never reveal that you are a test player as this completely defeats the purpose of the program. This is a fantastic way to earn hundreds of dollars in cash to play with while protecting major affiliates and CPA firms from fraud.

Interested parties should email with "Mystery Player Application" in the subject line, followed by all of your contact information.

[Jeremy]

Maybe it's the way you worded it, but this sounds kind of shady. To be honest it sounds like a free $50 scheme with a neat story to it.

So for example "major affiliates" or companies like PokerNews, Cardplayer, or PokerListings would give Accelerated Marketing a bunch of money to test our CPA links at the poker and casino sites. Then you hire regular people to gamble for free there by using that money?

I'm fairly certain major affiliates or CPA Networks can check for fraud on their own.

Again, maybe I am the only one who sees it as a clever free $50 scheme. If it is, who cares people do free money promos all the time, it just seems rather deceptive.

Who collects the CPA's and whose trackers are being used, Accelerated marketing or the affiliates and CPA networks you claim to work for? Likewise considering your potential clients send 1000's of RMP's a month, how do you decipher if the links worked for the rooms that don't share account info.

I'm just curious as you guys claim to represent dozens of affiliates and CPA Networks, yet there is no mention of this service on your website, likewise I have never heard of this type of service being outsourced before.

[Randy]

Definitely seems like the kind of post that should be moved to the spam forum anyway.

[NewPokerGirl]

Ya, it doesn't really seem like it was geared towards us affiliates...I wouldn't be surprised if this is getting spammed at the 100000 other poker forums.

[AcceleratedMarketing]

Ok sorry, it can be easy forget that everything is a scam until proven legitimate these days. No Problem. We run CPA offers for major gambling properties. We use our own network of exclusive gambling affiliates.

We constantly want to make sure we are being paid for every player we send. To do this, we require in our contract that we have the righ to submit "test players" meaning players that we pay to pose as real players in order to make sure we are receiving credit for all of our depositing players.

To put it simply, we have had issues with affiliate software being manipulated, so that only 5 players show when we have send 14. By having a network of players we can send directly through our links, we can better track that all of our players are being reported.

This may not have been the best forum to post the offer. We are a 7 figure firm that speaks at multiple industry conferences each year, we apoligize if the post seemed to be something different.