Moved to certified with a low rev-share warning.

[Guard Dog]

Low Revshare warning for the lowest earning below 25%

No of First Time Depositors
Rate of Commission

• 0 - 1 20%
• 2 - 10 25%
• 11 - 25 30%
• 26 - 50 35%
• 51- 100 40%
• 101 45%

 

[Guard Dog]

Now moved to predatory due to these terms:

GAMING1 affiliates would like to inform all Circus.be affiliates about the below changes happening as of 1st of November 2022.

1. All affiliates who in November deliver 0 FTD will be switched to 15% fixed Revenue Share in December. Same rule will be applied for the following months.
2. All affiliates who in November deliver 1-3 FTDs will be switched to 25% Revenue Share in December. Same rule will be applied for the following months.
3. Affiliates who deliver 4 and more FTDs per month will maintain their original/existing reward plan.

Terms and conditions will be changed accordingly and you will be prompted to accept new Terms & Conditions upon your first signing in from 1st of November.

ARTICLE 7 - Payment
7.1 The Affiliate Program agrees to pay the Affiliate a commission calculated on the Net Revenue generated from First Time Depositing Customers (FTDs) referred by the Affiliate Website and/or other channels. First Time Depositing Customers (FTDs) are those customers of the Affiliate Program who do not yet have a betting account and who access the website via the link to Our Brands and who properly register and make real money transfers at least equivalent to the minimum deposit into their betting account. The Commission shall be deemed to be inclusive of value added tax or any other tax if applicable. In the case of ESC Online, as from 01/09/2020, Affiliates must refer a MINIMUM of 5 First Time Depositing Customers (FTDs) in each calendar month to be eligible to receive any commission.

Net Revenue Share is paid for 3 years from Customer Sign Up Date for Customers signed up from 01/09/2020

 

[Insider]

These guys must be all sick in the head. And one should end the partnership immediately with these companies and their rogue terms. They're not worth the paper they're on.