Red Returns & Fortune Affiliates

[MyronRF]

Dear Affiliates

We are pleased to announce that Red Flush, Casino LaVida and Major Tom Online Casinos are now operated
by Digimedia Limited, a Maltese licensed company. These renowned casino brands will now also be marketed
through the well-known and trusted Fortune Affiliates programme.

We will shortly be communicating the details of the migration process to you and how this affects you and your
affiliate account.

All of your Red Flush, LaVida and Major Tom players will be migrated from your Red Returns Account into a

Fortune Affiliates Account for you. We would like to assure you that every account will be handled individually
with great attention to detail.

As a Fortune Affiliates partner you will have a high-quality portfolio made available to you including:

• Affiliate support in multiple languages
• Account managers that you know - your Red Returns account manager will be joining the
Fortune Affiliates team
• A newly upgraded affiliate system
• Tailor-made earnings models
• Access to all Fortune Lounge marketing material across multiple brands
• Advanced player conversion tools

Your players will also benefit from this move as they will now be treated to:
• Bigger and better Retention Promotions
• Larger competitions and prizes
• Player support in 13 languages
• A dedicated VIP Team
• And lots more

For any concerns or queries please contact your current Red Returns account manager

or support@fortuneaffiliates.com

Best Regards,

The Red Returns Team

 

[MyronRF]

Just to put your minds at ease this is still a work in progress .. The migration has not been finalized as yet and we will communicate the entire process with affiliates as we go along this road.

Watch your mail boxes for our next communication.

We have not added a completion date for this project but we hope it will be completed in a speedy and effective manner in the next few months so its business as usual for Red Returns and Fortune affiliates for now!

 

[Bonus Paradise]

I have no words!
Not long ago Redreturns moved to another platform/system and now this!
Just so much, we do not want again another Fortune Affiliates account, so I sure hope players can be merged in our existing FL account-

 

[AussieDave]

Myron this news is old-hat around these parts. Trying to play it up and turn it into a positive is a waste of effort. Maybe if you'd have posted this a few weeks back, then it might have carried some weight. But doing it after the horse has bolted and that horse is now grazing in another state...Well...

It's more than likely from day 0ne (1) Red Returns, Red Flush et al, have always been owned by the Moshal Family. Worse, affiliates have been led to believe, the casinos and groups, which now all share the Digimedia label, have been operated and owned by complete different owners.

Given the readily available information on the net, it seems, once again, affiliate partners have been led up the garden path with more BS... And, when we look at the total ballsup Red Returns did on mapping players to their new system, then an identical mess by Fortune Affiliates when changing to their new aff tracking system. Therefore, it's on the cards, given we've all be BS'ed (lied to) many times, this change-over will, once again see another batch of affiliate tagged players going MIA. This must be making Digimedia a nice chunk of ill-gotten-gains!

Add: Now that Jackpot Factory casinos are also blazing the Digimedia Brand, lets not forget the accusations leveled at Brightshare, with regard to the double database usuage.

Given the Moshal Family have also been tied back to MGS; even to the point of holding a controlling interest, I for one am starting to wonder, if, the Moshal Family owns the Grand Prive Group too!

If we all look back on that disaster, if anyone was savvy to the two databases being used, it should have been Microgaming. But they acted like they were clueless to it. The fact that eCOGRA and Microgaming finally agreed to audit everything; keeping in mind eCOGRA was only sold to the directors in Sept(?) 2011. Lets not forget it (eCOGRA) was founded on start-up funds by Micogaming. And, the MGS CEO was residing as a non-excuctive director on the board when the Grand Prive rip-off was going on.

IDK about you but joining all these dots, for me, adds up to some very questionable, not to mention severe conflicts of interest... just saying!

 

[bonustreak]

What a bunch of BS! Well there goes my earnings right down the toilet!! I am not making steady what I am now each month I will know for a fact that everything that people have been saying for years
about fortune is totally true!!

'For any concerns or queries please contact your current Red Returns account manager

or support@fortuneaffiliates.com'

LOL again I am without a AM at Fortune, they are in the process of assigning another..

 

[bonustreak]

Also further to this in London when I was told that nothing would change and the properties would operate as a stand alone company away from Fortune, that was a lie right to my face!

 

[bonustreak]

There was something shady going down with both affiliate programs changing over and mapping to a new system of that there is no doubt also do not leave out Wingate Affiliates they did the same thing.

 

[AussieDave]

Also further to this in London when I was told that nothing would change and the properties would operate as a stand alone company away from Fortune, that was a lie right to my face!

I'm sorry you've been lied to. We've all been, essentially scammed over the years by these groups. Hopefully now though, that things have come to light, affiliates will realise the've been played for suckers all along! And, those of us who have been treated badly and have been saying this for years, hopefully we'll start being believed

 

[casinobonusguy]

If you read the affiliate forums this has been discussed since January , in fact I believe an affiliate was told at LAC about this.I think it is a matter of too many eggs in one basket for most affiliates.I would be a hypocrite to speak badly about microgaming since it represents nearly 7 figures a year for us but we liked spiting that traffic between several groups including Fortune ,Brightshare and Referback but now we have to lump every Digimedia casino as one group and re-balance our portfolio to avoid over exposure .I have a good personal and professional relationship with the Fortune group and who knows it may work out in our favor this way but it would have been better if this had been more transparent from the start.

 

[AussieDave]

I would be a hypocrite to speak badly about microgaming since it represents nearly 7 figures a year for us.... it would have been better if this had been more transparent from the start.

It wouldn't have been better to be transparent, it would however have been honest.
Who's to say your revenue or aynone else's, hasn't been shaved. That's the problem when people tell porky-pies. Or.... what a wicked web we weave when we try to deceive. That comes to mind too

In an industy where trust is given 100% by affiliates, learning that this trust has possibly been abused, is a not so nice feeling.

 

[casinobonusguy]

Well 81% of our mobile traffic is going to Digimedia casinos so should i let them pick 50% that we dump or should I do it LOL.

 

[AussieDave]

Well 81% of our mobile traffic is going to Digimedia casinos so should i let them pick 50% that we dump or should I do it LOL.

Not sure what you point is... but if a casino group, affiliate group etc etc, can't be honest, then why and what are they hiding... That's the issue here - we've all been lied to!!!

 

[casinobonusguy]

Point is I thought I had 4 separate partners but seems they are one.

 

[AussieDave]

I wouldn't be surprised if that "4" doesn't jump up at some point. Wouldn't surprise me if Palace Group (aka Bayton Ltd - Malta gaming license holder) are brought into the fold, down the lin. And, if that's the case, Vegas Partner Lounge (Go North Ltd - Malta gaming license holder) will follow suit. Maybe the speculations to 35% in the worlds online gaming, is owned by the Moshal Brothers (Family) and all these casinos based out of South Africa are, and have been owned, by this family, from day one.

 

[inspiration]

I could not care less who owns all these casinos ; the owners/management have to do things right and pay us for the leads provided without ripping us off when moving to a new platform.

 

[Vladi]

This is old news Myron. The casinos were handed over months ago and you yourself have been sending out emails with a fortune affiliates logo at the bottom for weeks.

What I want to know is when will Brightshare and Referback be doing this same migration seeing as all their casinos are now owned by Digimedia too?

Its a bummer to know that out of all 4 programs, Fortune have consistently been the worst performing for us. Oh well, cest la vie.

 

[byebyebaby]

Is it smart to drop the Red Returns brands? I don't promote Fortune Affiliates anymore, never converted. Just wondering.

 

[admin]

A reminder is sent to all affiliate managers.

 

[bonustreak]

They are def not all 4 separate companies any longer! I would love to be paid Red Returns... thanks!

 

[slotplayer]

Is it smart to drop the Red Returns brands? I don't promote Fortune Affiliates anymore, never converted. Just wondering.

not if you're earning and you think things are copasetic with your stats and they're paying you.
those are the only things that matter.