New Terms at Fulltilt - your players have only 60 days to deposit - Page 9

StinkyT · #81 () 02-15-2008, 05:43 PM

I wonder if Full Tilt's decision to start enforcing this term in their T&C's has anything to do with their decision to offer rakeback to existing players.

Prenut · #82 () 02-15-2008, 05:47 PM

I was just about to post that same thread, lol.

corpfan1 · #83 () 02-15-2008, 05:48 PM

Can someone forward me the FT letter about this?

I checked my INBOX but don't seem to have the newsletter. It is important.

ruserious · #84 () 02-15-2008, 05:51 PM

This is outrageous. Some people are going to lose thousands of players who DO convert well after 60 days.

So most players that don't convert within 60 days will never convert, Oh really?

kaus · #85 () 02-15-2008, 05:51 PM

Sounds more like a site has been given the go ahead to solicite old FT accounts

Quote:

Hello Frode, Thank you for contacting Full Tilt Poker Support.
The site RakeBackPros.com is a legitimate affiliate with Full Tilt Poker.
There was a test group of players that received a legitimate offer to join their affiliate program.
This program is still in the testing phase and has only been offered to a limited number of players.
While this program is being evaluated, we will be happy to forward your name and information to the appropriate parties for future consideration.
You will be contacted if you become eligible for participation in any future offers.
Any further information on this affiliate may be obtained directly through them at their website: www.rakebackpros.com.
Good luck at the tables, and please let us know if there's anything elsewe can do for you.

Regards, Keith ASupervisorFull Tilt Poker Support

PPP · #86 () 02-15-2008, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by kaus

Sounds more like a site has been given the go ahead to solicite old FT accounts

That rakebackpros.com site links in the clear to Full Tilt, meaning it is 99% likely owned by Full Tilt... which is way better than it being someone else, but it does seem likely these two ideas are bundled together.

PPP · #87 () 02-15-2008, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Prenut

This is very true. Actions like this only serve as a prelude of things to come. Lifetime revenue share is never going to be lifetime, you can book that one.

In this case, MGR and CPA affiliates get equally screwed as both sets stand to lose a large chunk of players.

That's almost true, but on CPA you can just stop promoting them. If you are on tiered MGR, any drop in sending players will drop you to a lower percentage tier for existing players, as well as other possible future changes.

Prenut · #88 () 02-15-2008, 06:25 PM

That is almost correct

Alot of the CPA is tiered as well, so if you stop sending players you will still see some future conversions- but at a lower tier. But yeah all in all, it has a bigger impact on MGR affiliates.

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Originally Posted by PPP

That's almost true, but on CPA you can just stop promoting them. If you are on tiered MGR, any drop in sending players will drop you to a lower percentage tier for existing players, as well as other possible future changes.

Marcelo · #89 () 02-15-2008, 06:30 PM

About 10% real MGR; loses players if they don't deposit after 60 days...

Nice program...

I don't know but I believe that FT and PS are thinking that they don't need affiliates anymore.

Prenut · #90 () 02-15-2008, 06:35 PM

PS has one of the better (if not the best) CPA plans in the industry. What makes you believe that they think they don't need affiliates?

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Originally Posted by Marcelo

About 10% real MGR; loses players if they don't deposit after 60 days...

Nice program...

I don't know but I believe that FT and PS are thinking that they don't need affiliates anymore.