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03-18-2004, 08:18 PM
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Re: Silybum is a liar -- stay away from pokerworld (was Re: Fabulous poker
You must be a Mensa Bunny--enjoyed reading
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#46
03-18-2004, 10:43 PM
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Re: Fabulous poker
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His software isn't worth DooDoo after this many years! [/ QUOTE ] It would need to be upgraded for sure but it was pretty damn good for the time. I'll bet the upgrading would be cheaper than developing new software for a start up.
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03-18-2004, 11:07 PM
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Re: Silybum is a liar -- stay away from pokerworld (was Re: Fabulous poker
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The issue isn't that some affiliates like jek don't offer their customers/signups a rake kickback. The issue is that most people don't realize they are actually signing up under an affiliate to begin with. They see a poker site banner with a software download and think they are signing up directly at the site. The affiliates don't explain that if they download the software from their site they get 25% of their rake for life. So for most people they don't even know there is an option to get a rake kickback through someone, an affiliate, who just tagged them for 25% of their rake for life. [/ QUOTE ] The issue is not that most people don't realize they are signing up through an affiliate, the issue is that the sites offer affiliate programs in the first place. That is what you(and I) disagree with and Grannie is right, the disagreement is with the sites, not the affiliates. As far as someone signing up through an affiliate and not getting a deal...well...caveat emptor applies here just like it does in the car salesman analogy I used in the question I posed to you earlier. In both cases the buyer could do better by dickering but if they don't... Since you are relatively new here I'll end this post with the last signature line I was using when they were still allowed. "Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public." P.T.Barnum
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