Casino coins increases payment min from $200 - $500

**Puma** · 23 August 2009, 10:59 am

That's it?

Honestly that isn't many choices.

No its not, seems like they want to hold that money you make as long as possible. They save a lot because while my $300 sits there waiting for the min of $500 players win and I never ever will reach the $500

**slotplayer** · 23 August 2009, 11:57 am

what is preventing a smaller affiliate from becoming a bigger affiliate?

**lots0** · 23 August 2009, 12:01 pm

Originally Posted by slotplayer

what is preventing a smaller affiliate from becoming a bigger affiliate?

My answer would be... Rip off affiliate programs.

**slotplayer** · 23 August 2009, 1:05 pm

Originally Posted by lots0

My answer would be... Rip off affiliate programs.

no doubt, but what is that old saying, "fool me once...."

**Jinnia** · 25 August 2009, 10:20 am

What is the exact date this increase was announced, then officially went into effect?

**SabrinaCoins** · 25 August 2009, 10:49 am

The increase was announced mid-June and went into affect for July 1, 2009 for June's commission payments.

As per our bank's instructions, May was the last month of commissions payable by cheque.

**universal4** · 27 August 2009, 1:01 pm

Sabrina,

Now that ASP will no longer be an option, the short-sightedness of Casino Coins not being willing to work with other payment methods have left many US Affiliates with a very difficult decision.

$500 minimum is just way too out of line, and I have to really decide whether or not to continue to push the coins properties, or do I switch some of that advertising toward groups willing to actually pay me for my efforts in a timely manner without forcing too high of a restriction on me getting paid.

As an example, almost all Rival groups pay affiliates by quicktender with a $50 minimum.

The low minimum was what was attractive to me previously and it is why I immediatly switched my payment method to ASP once I learned of this.

Is Casino Coins willing to do something about this "right away" or must the affiliates take a more drastic approach until such time that Coins sees how important it is to us?

Rick
Universal4

**SabrinaCoins** · 27 August 2009, 1:15 pm

Since ASP is closing its doors, we are looking to implement other payment methods in time for August commissions.

Will keep you guys posted.
Cheers!

**Engineer** · 27 August 2009, 1:27 pm

QuickTender might be a good choice. Many U.S. affiliates have QT accounts already, and since your casinos accept deposits via UseMyWallet/QT, it makes sense....

**Holland87** · 27 August 2009, 2:23 pm

Well, I guess now I can say this sucks!

I'm with Engineer in that QT would be a great option (and keep the $50 minimum along with it).

**universal4** · 27 August 2009, 5:21 pm

I totally agree that QT woiuld likely be one of the most popular choices....

....and hands down the$50 needs to stay in place.

Rick
Universal4

**SabrinaCoins** · 16 November 2009, 3:42 pm

Webmasters can choose from the following payment methods:

- Wire Transfer ($500 minimum)
- Check ($200 minimum)
- QuickTender ($50 minimum)
- Click2Pay ($50 minimum)
- MoneyBookers ($50 minimum, non-US affiliates only)
- Neteller ($50 minimum, non-US affiliates only)
- Click2Pay ($50 minimum, non-US affiliates only)

To ensure payment, please update your payment details at the beginning of the month.

Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

Cheers!

Thread: Casino coins increases payment min from $200 - $500

LinkBack

Thread Tools

Search Thread

Display

The Following User Says Thank You to SabrinaCoins For This Useful Post:

Asp

Payment Methods

Posting Permissions