World's #1 gaming company - new site review please

[Dave W]

The world's #1 brand online gaming company are about to launch a completely new marketing division to harness the power of referral/word-of-mouth marketing. Their sole aim is to enable them to take a major proportion of the massively increasing online gaming market - and they're willing to pay people a lot of money to help them achieve it.

This new business division will start operating shortly after the company floats on the London Stock Exchange this week.

Ahead of the full launch, I've created a site giving details of the company, the business, how it works and best of all... how you get paid.

Here's the (indirect) link http://www.tinyurl.com/a9uu7 .

I'd appreciate any comments on the design, content etc.

Is there anything that's not clear?

No matter which affiliate program(s) you're already in, if this doesn't sound better, I'd really appreciate it if you could explain why you think that is.

Thanks,
Dave

[PPP]

Originally posted by Dave W@Sep 27 2005, 06:04 PM
Is there anything that's not clear?

Yeah, how you missed the spam forum.

Moved to the spam forum.

I was contacted about this as well and looked into it until I saw MLM. When I was approached about it I simply thought of one thing. 90% of my subs don't give me any business, how in the world am I going to get 8 levels deep?

I'll just take the large CPA that 888 and Pacific gives for MY sign-ups and be happy. Furthermore I am not paying $100 or even 1 cent to any program to be able to promote them. They should be paying me if they want my business. I am still baffled that a large player like this would even go the MLM route.

I'm not saying this isn't for anyone but if I had a dollar for every guy that has approached me wanting me to promote an MLM I would be a multi-millionaire. My thoughts on MLM is that the day someone pulls into my driveway in a new Benz wearing a Rolex, then I will listen to them. Most of the time it is a guy that is still working his half ass job driving a bucket telling me how I am going to be able to retire in 3 years off this great system.

Show me the money and your success, then we'll talk. Also welcome to the community.

[Dave W]

Jeremy,

Thanks for your frank reply.

If you find 20 casino players, then as I understand it you'd get a one-off 20 x $200 = $4,000 CPA end of story.

If I find 20 I get a one-off 20 x $50 = $1,000.

But now suppose in the first month I also find 5 Reps who each get 20 players over time, and each of those 5 over time find 5 Reps with their 20 players just the same.

So that's (5 x 20) + (25 x 20) = 600 players I've indirectly helped bring in.

On each of those I get paid $6.75 = $4,050

Giving me a total of $5,050, PLUS I get a share of the profits made on all 620 players for as long as they play.

Take that down another level, and there's another 125 x 20 = 2500 players in there so that's another one-off $16,875 for me in new player bonuses, plus a lifetime share in the profits made from them too.

Which sounds the better deal to you?

Granted, as the business hasn't launched yet, I'm just talking theory, so I'll keep you posted.

Dave,

You made some good points but I have a hard time getting quality subs one level down let alone multiple levels down. Besides that I personally don't get involved in any MLM programs. With that said though it doesn't mean that it sucks.

To your defense here is the intro video from 888.biz.

If anyone else has any thoughts on this feel free to comment.

http://www.prelaunchsite.com/888_video.html

[Emil]

As far as I understand it one wouldn't get a share of the profit from the players while they play..