How do you confirm if your online casino referred user is no longer active?

[Perfectbaby]

There you go!!  A thousand and one ways have been listed, so go check that out for yourself. I remember when we discussed about referral links on this board -- It was said that you only earn your droppings when your referrals are actively participating on the site.

Don't you subscribe for promotional and marketplace offers? Some of the gambling sites sends out mail to their users about their latest happening on the site and whenever such activities stops they will also send it across to their users.

And for some that don't, the dashboard does the workings.

That is right you would see everything on the dashboard how it is displaying so. Sometimes some gamblers when making account they don't always have spare time to read what the ToS is even saying about, even if the terms are too voluminous they could read the important parts. For those projects that has one pager or whitepaper you could easily see everything over there to know when referral campaign is running or has stopped like months or two months thereabouts.

[alegotardo]

I'm sure some of us here are earning referral commissions from online casinos, especially if the signature campaign you're participating in allows your own referral links in the signature. I just wanted to ask something, I've been consistently receiving referral earnings for the past three months, but it seems like I didn’t earn anything this April.

I understand that one possible reason could be that my referral has stopped playing. However, since there's no direct way for me to know whether they're still active or not, how do you usually confirm if your referral has actually stopped playing?

Unfortunately, many online casino platforms do not provide detailed information about the activity of referred users, which can make it difficult to know whether your referral is still active or not... but there are a few tips you can follow to try to confirm this:

1. Contact casino support: The most direct way to get this information is to ask the casino directly through customer support... Are they likely to lie? It depends on their reputation, but sometimes it is better to go straight to the point and get a reasonable solution such as "a technical issue" and in addition to the payment due maybe even a bonus as an apology. Of course, this depends on the platform's privacy policy, so they may not provide all the details.

2. Test your referral link with a friend's account... ask them to sign up using your referral code to check if it is still active. If the code works and generates benefits, it is likely that the referral system is still working properly

3. Check if there have been any changes to the rules of the referral program: Sometimes casinos change the conditions of their affiliate or referral programs without clearly warning... don't the referrals expire after a certain amount of time, for example?

[Wexnident]

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Pretty sure that's already an answer? That, or casinos are just ripping you off lul. If you personally know someone that you referred then you can test but if not, then it's usually just based on the earnings. Casinos don't generally give that info out (idk why, maybe because they can try to stop it without you knowing why).

Can probably personally ask customer support about it but you'd most  likely only get two answers. One, they don't release that info so they can't answer you about that and two, they aren't playing anymore (because they don't want to pay you anymore).

[traderethereum]

First thing you can do is check on your referral stats. You can see who stop gambling and who still gambling. But if you don't know the person personally, that will not be easy to ask them. You can ask to the casino but they may not have the right answer because that will depend on your referral. You can still invite more people to sign up under your affiliate and see if that still works for your or not.

[UserU]

3. Check if there have been any changes to the rules of the referral program: Sometimes casinos change the conditions of their affiliate or referral programs without clearly warning... don't the referrals expire after a certain amount of time, for example?

Some sites that I play on allow referrals to be 'stealable' or transferrable if they were to input their new referrer, which definitely favors influencers or YouTubers.

[yahoo62278]

The referral game is a tough game as we have seen some casinos just cutoff affiliates and say they have restarted a new program and lost all customer referral data. IMO this is about as shady as it gets for casinos. They want traffic, people sign up under you, the casino starts making money, then they decide fuck you we got the player now.

I have had my share of arguments with support about affiliates and so far it has always worked out, but I can see why people feel jaded at times. The only way to know is to ask my man. Casino should be able to provide you with some sort of information regarding who is on your code and actively playing.

3. Check if there have been any changes to the rules of the referral program: Sometimes casinos change the conditions of their affiliate or referral programs without clearly warning... don't the referrals expire after a certain amount of time, for example?

Some sites that I play on allow referrals to be 'stealable' or transferrable if they were to input their new referrer, which definitely favors influencers or YouTubers.

Sites that don't allow changes end up banning guys for making multiple accounts cause people make a new account for each streamer in hopes to grab a $5 tip or whatnot. Kinda why I think the 1 account per household/IP rule should go out the window. Most bonuses are wager based anyways these days so you cannot really fuck the casino.

[shield132]

I'm sure some of us here are earning referral commissions from online casinos, especially if the signature campaign you're participating in allows your own referral links in the signature. I just wanted to ask something, I've been consistently receiving referral earnings for the past three months, but it seems like I didn’t earn anything this April.

I understand that one possible reason could be that my referral has stopped playing. However, since there's no direct way for me to know whether they're still active or not, how do you usually confirm if your referral has actually stopped playing?

I've noticed that in some casinos affiliate system, referalls aren't permanent, they are temporary. For example, the casino might pay you referrals for one year and then it will remove them as your referalls. Be sure that it's not the case in your situation. Also, does your casino allow chat conversations with your referrals? If yes, then it might be one way to ask them directly and know the cause. You can also communicate with the casino. If you are unsure whether casino really follows cookie rules and you want to be sure about that, ask your friend to follow your link and then ask him to register a few days later. If he appears as your referral, then it means that casino follows its cookie policy and is fair with you.

[panjul07]

I understand that one possible reason could be that my referral has stopped playing. However, since there's no direct way for me to know whether they're still active or not, how do you usually confirm if your referral has actually stopped playing?

I was in the same situation few years ago, I got some referrals because of a sign campaign that let me to put my referral link.
I got small commission for the first few months and keep on getting lower for the next months until I received nothing.
At that time I asked the live support to know my referral's statistic, from this statistic I knew why I did not get any commission since my referral(s) is not active anymore.
I'm not sure if all casinos will give the statistic of your referrals, but I think they should be able to provide it as a transparency of their affiliate/referral program.

[gunhell16]

I'm sure some of us here are earning referral commissions from online casinos, especially if the signature campaign you're participating in allows your own referral links in the signature. I just wanted to ask something, I've been consistently receiving referral earnings for the past three months, but it seems like I didn’t earn anything this April.

I understand that one possible reason could be that my referral has stopped playing. However, since there's no direct way for me to know whether they're still active or not, how do you usually confirm if your referral has actually stopped playing?

If I understand correctly, you mean that in the months of January, February, and March you received a referral or commission bonus in your account, and this month of April you did not
receive even one. Why don't you try asking the support of the gambling platform you are talking about?

It's good that you have experienced or experienced that other communities have created accounts using your referral link, that means you may have timed it so that others
have become interested using your referral link.

[Peanutswar]

I'm sure some of us here are earning referral commissions from online casinos, especially if the signature campaign you're participating in allows your own referral links in the signature. I just wanted to ask something, I've been consistently receiving referral earnings for the past three months, but it seems like I didn’t earn anything this April.

I understand that one possible reason could be that my referral has stopped playing. However, since there's no direct way for me to know whether they're still active or not, how do you usually confirm if your referral has actually stopped playing?

AFAIK, most of the referral system are based on the players' deposits and if the player hasn't make a deposit anymore, you will not accumulate rewards correct me if I'm wrong just on my observation. The best way is to check with the terms & conditions based on the rules regarding the affiliate or it has a limit of rewards and does not make an accrual based on what we expect. Its good to you imagine you accumulated number of players to encourage to play with your casino.

[KiaKia]

I only have one question about what OP is saying, coming from someone who is also a gambler and don't do refers.

What happens if all your reffered stop using the online casino? Will you still keep earning? I don't know how online casinos process their referral rewards but I thought those who you referred have to be active and keep gambling on the platform?

Correct me if this is wrong though because I am not sure, I thought the rewards is even based on how much those whom you reffered deposited on the casino before they start gambling?

Because if normal reffering of people Is all you need to make money from online casinos as a gambler then people will be spamming the online casinos with fake refferals.