Stats differences in many programs..

[NDBoss]

What am I missing that in some programs, I might see 0 FTD's, but still comission amounts?
Im guessing something related to bonuses handed out, but why mess up the dashboard if it's not real profit?

Any help is appreciated.

 

[danwilliams]

Well, it could be real profit
I've received small earnings from users that used only bonuses and never deposited.
What program are you referring to?

 

[NDBoss]

Well, it could be real profit
I've received small earnings from users that used only bonuses and never deposited.
What program are you referring to?

But real profit will not be my commission would it?
Many programs, comissionkings, superrior, deckmedia, totalaffiliates and many others..


In some it's small, but I dont really get how is it considered my profit.

 

[sloto]

Hi NDBoss,

We work on:

Deposits - Withdrawals - Chargebacks - Refunds x RS% = Earnings

Bonuses are not taken in to account at all.

If you have any questions regarding your account please feel free to send us an email or add us on Skype and we will be happy to help.

DM

 

[NPM]

Usually bonuses are deducted fully from the commissions. Perhaps some old players have had funds left on their accounts and they have continued to play after some time.

 

[BoatDrinks]

NDBOSS

Does this stand for No Deposit Boss.
This has been widely discussed before, many people agree that attracting no deposit (NDB) players will result in lower FTDs.
How and when the players convert is entirely produced by the operators tactics in trying to convert the player with likely further free bonuses which are converted into real cash and then either cashed out or played through and lost. Meaning where your NGR comes from from the NDB tactic. Why attract pennies when you can earn bigger money from real money deposit offers.

 

[AussieDave]

Sites who get 1mil+ page views per month, maybe able to shuffle a few NDB offers around the site BUT your average affiliate is shooting themselves in the foot (these days) if they go the NDB path.