Title: Advertising your product on our website and social channels Post by: bitcoin110011 on March 24, 2016, 02:18:28 AM HAVE YOUR BITCOIN PRODUCT IN FRONT OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
website : www.btcjack.com ( over 1000 visitors a day ) social : we can get you 1000 likes and 1000 retweets https://twitter.com/oracleoption https://twitter.com/bitcoinjack1 https://www.facebook.com/groups/170657503315919/ https://www.facebook.com/btcjack/?fref=ts youtube we create videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i5nB-YVcA7M8iH45wAiEQ Title: Re: Advertising your product on our website and social channels Post by: Zeke2345 on March 24, 2016, 02:58:26 AM Are these vistors strictly from bitcoin poker?
If so your 1k likes is actually closer to 150 and maybe 12% of that will actually respond to email. This site exploits a flaw in most of the bitcoin poker sites. Most of them offer whats called a affiliate program, which allows players to bring in new players and get rewarded for it, by getting a percentage of every bet or poker hand. Now after the program has been running on most sites for a couple years this guy swoops in and steals these accounts from these players. How? He sets up freerolls for new accounts, doing nothing to stop people from just creating a new account. Meaning they are now multi accounting and by setting these freerolls up he is in turn wrecking the poker sites. Having contacted sites they say they are studying it. Does not take a rocket scientist to see he attracts more accounts then active players by a high number. Back to his supposed numbers, just realize the more accounts some one has in a freeroll, the better chance of winning. So he is lucky if he has 150 accounts. Title: Re: Advertising your product on our website and social channels Post by: bitcoin110011 on March 24, 2016, 03:05:49 AM Are these vistors strictly from bitcoin poker? If so your 1k likes is actually closer to 150 and maybe 12% of that will actually respond to email. This site exploits a flaw in most of the bitcoin poker sites. Most of them offer whats called a affiliate program, which allows players to bring in new players and get rewarded for it, by getting a percentage of every bet or poker hand. Now after the program has been running on most sites for a couple years this guy swoops in and steals these accounts from these players. How? He sets up freerolls for new accounts, doing nothing to stop people from just creating a new account. Meaning they are now multi accounting and by setting these freerolls up he is in turn wrecking the poker sites. Having contacted sites they say they are studying it. Does not take a rocket scientist to see he attracts more accounts then active players by a high number. Back to his supposed numbers, just realize the more accounts some one has in a freeroll, the better chance of winning. So he is lucky if he has 150 accounts. you must be literally crazy we have a trusted site we set up freerolls for players that want to play freerolls if players have accounts then they are uneligable to joi our freerolls instead of writing bad reports maybe you should go and get a real job we have paid out over 15 bitcoins on btcjack why would we do that for taking a few measly players very rude Title: Re: Advertising your product on our website and social channels Post by: Zeke2345 on March 24, 2016, 03:50:07 AM Give you an example. Nitro has hourly freerolls that attract 13-20 players when the multiaccount guy is not around. Close to double that when hes is.
Monday, Wed. and Friday have big prize freerolls that attract 140-185 including multi accounts. Last week you attracted 40 accounts! 40 new accounts when we can only get 185 accounts in the big freerolls. Thats the whole site vs. 40 new accounts. Your math does not add up because bitcoin poker mostly pulls from a small group. Your 40 accounts are most likely 12, maybe less. You have people that sign up that signed up for say betcoin not realizing they need a new account on fortunejack but oops they already have a account. The amount of bitcoin you offer is peanuts, I had 3 affiliates that brought in .12 to .25 a day before you came along showing people how broken the affiliate system is. You have 1k in members if I am supposed to believe the number you are doing way way more than what I had. You stole from early members and most likely destroyed affiliate payments altogether. Nice job thief! |