Referral bonuses are waste of time

[kingvirtus09]

It is a shame that bonuses are not really considered seriously by the sites, as if they were something optional or just a gesture of good-will. A bonus is an agreement for someone influencing their friends or other people and promoting you image. That is not free and it takes time so if the site then scams or re-thinks is reason enough to provide public feedback and negative trust.

You are right the referral bonuses are payments for individual efforts at the end of the month and the casino is not in any way doing you a favour and they are paying you for your efforts because is not an easy task to build a referee network and they must also be actively watered for you to be able to get a good amount in referral earnings and commission and this is more also about teamwork.

So referral system takes a lot of participants but the only way the casino may do play a favour is when the bonus comes in the form of a welcome bonus,  that way the casino is doing the player a favour but even at that casino still imposes higher wagering requirements on welcome bonuses.

Referral bonus system is actually an advertisement system. It is the strongest advertisement system employed by gambling companies. This means that some parts of the money the company should be burning on promotions is channeled to referral bonuses. In a real life it is not a waste of time and according to Paxmao, it is not a favour the gambling company is doing for you. It is the reward of work done and people who knows how to convince others to play in their favourite platforms benefits from this.

That's really the focus of the referral bonus, nothing else, to advertise the website platform. And I think this is a good way if you know yourself that you are an influential person in the world of social media, use the Referral program tools.
But if not, this referral bonus is a bit ineffective for sure, it will only go to people you really know and for sure only a few of them will create an account under your link of course.

[xSkylarx]

It is a shame that bonuses are not really considered seriously by the sites, as if they were something optional or just a gesture of good-will. A bonus is an agreement for someone influencing their friends or other people and promoting you image. That is not free and it takes time so if the site then scams or re-thinks is reason enough to provide public feedback and negative trust.

You are right the referral bonuses are payments for individual efforts at the end of the month and the casino is not in any way doing you a favour and they are paying you for your efforts because is not an easy task to build a referee network and they must also be actively watered for you to be able to get a good amount in referral earnings and commission and this is more also about teamwork.

So referral system takes a lot of participants but the only way the casino may do play a favour is when the bonus comes in the form of a welcome bonus,  that way the casino is doing the player a favour but even at that casino still imposes higher wagering requirements on welcome bonuses.

Referral bonus system is actually an advertisement system. It is the strongest advertisement system employed by gambling companies. This means that some parts of the money the company should be burning on promotions is channeled to referral bonuses. In a real life it is not a waste of time and according to Paxmao, it is not a favour the gambling company is doing for you. It is the reward of work done and people who knows how to convince others to play in their favourite platforms benefits from this.

That's really the focus of the referral bonus, nothing else, to advertise the website platform. And I think this is a good way if you know yourself that you are an influential person in the world of social media, use the Referral program tools.
But if not, this referral bonus is a bit ineffective for sure, it will only go to people you really know and for sure only a few of them will create an account under your link of course.

It is really the best tool for those influencers as they can earn money from it at the same time as the owner of the casino. That is why, as you can see right now in a lot of videos on social media, they are putting at the end of their videos an advertisement of the gambling platform and asking you to play so that you'll win some money, which also means that you'll register under that influencer and they can earn from it. If you are not an influencer, then for sure you only got referred by friends of yours, and you are not sure that they will sign up.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

It is a shame that bonuses are not really considered seriously by the sites, as if they were something optional or just a gesture of good-will. A bonus is an agreement for someone influencing their friends or other people and promoting you image. That is not free and it takes time so if the site then scams or re-thinks is reason enough to provide public feedback and negative trust.

You are right the referral bonuses are payments for individual efforts at the end of the month and the casino is not in any way doing you a favour and they are paying you for your efforts because is not an easy task to build a referee network and they must also be actively watered for you to be able to get a good amount in referral earnings and commission and this is more also about teamwork.

So referral system takes a lot of participants but the only way the casino may do play a favour is when the bonus comes in the form of a welcome bonus,  that way the casino is doing the player a favour but even at that casino still imposes higher wagering requirements on welcome bonuses.

Referral bonus system is actually an advertisement system. It is the strongest advertisement system employed by gambling companies. This means that some parts of the money the company should be burning on promotions is channeled to referral bonuses. In a real life it is not a waste of time and according to Paxmao, it is not a favour the gambling company is doing for you. It is the reward of work done and people who knows how to convince others to play in their favourite platforms benefits from this.

That's really the focus of the referral bonus, nothing else, to advertise the website platform. And I think this is a good way if you know yourself that you are an influential person in the world of social media, use the Referral program tools.
But if not, this referral bonus is a bit ineffective for sure, it will only go to people you really know and for sure only a few of them will create an account under your link of course.

Yeah, for the regular internet user with a very minimal amount of real followers, taking advantage of the casino's referral system to make some money for yourself is almost like impossible and a waste of time like the op said in the subject of this thread, I say this because yeah, it's an experience I have first hand..

The set of people who benefit the referral system the most are those with huge internet followership, ones  we could refer to as influencers, it's probably so because that is what their primarily do for a living.

[Pmalek]

For this referral bonuses, ive seen before that Pmalek created a thread you check it out here. List Of Crypto Casinos with The Best Faucets.

Faucets and referrals are two very different things. That collection of mine that you mentioned shows faucets of some crypto casinos. None of them are referral bonuses, though. A referral is when you sign up using a unique link someone provides you with. In that case, the person receives a percentage from the casino as reward for bringing you to their platform. Faucets are free coins you receive for testing casino games or you could use them for sports betting perhaps. 

[Eureka_07]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

[Hamphser]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

Totally common sense on finding out in between scam casinos and legit ones because its really that impossible that you cant really be able to detect it out on the time that you do make out some research.This is why

its always been that recommended or suggestable that you shouldn't really be that easily make yourself that believe on what you do see online because not everything that you would see is true.
Always make it a habit on making second thoughts and in depth review or checks before making deposit and dont make yourself easily been fooled even if its your friend do make out some recommendation.
With this then you would really be able to avoid possible scams or losing money due on being that careless when it comes to this matter.

It is really just that need that common sense of yours on various things so that you wont really be that putting yourself into such trouble.

[348Judah]

Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

You're right, if one must refer someone to a casino, then he must have gotten some oast experience in dealing with them than making a recommendation on what will tilt your own reputation you're having with those you're referring, it is true that so many casinos are rewarding for referal bonuses while some are just a pool of tricks to get traffic and not maintaining their promise for reward, we should have a good understanding of what we are promoting, those we are introducing into the promotional efforts and the possible risk that may comes in.

[Blitzboy]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

Totally common sense on finding out in between scam casinos and legit ones because its really that impossible that you cant really be able to detect it out on the time that you do make out some research.This is why

its always been that recommended or suggestable that you shouldn't really be that easily make yourself that believe on what you do see online because not everything that you would see is true.
Always make it a habit on making second thoughts and in depth review or checks before making deposit and dont make yourself easily been fooled even if its your friend do make out some recommendation.
With this then you would really be able to avoid possible scams or losing money due on being that careless when it comes to this matter.

It is really just that need that common sense of yours on various things so that you wont really be that putting yourself into such trouble.

Remember that flashy advertisements should never divert your attention. Be cautious, even if a friend is encouraging you to test out a new service. Your financial stability is at stake.

Lets channel our inner detective and look into this thoroughly. Find a casino with a valid license before playing there. Read up on the experiences of other customers and stay away from any sites where withdrawal troubles have been mentioned. Researching the fine print of their agreement is tedious, but it's essential.

But seriously, dont let the rush of quick cash make you sloppy. The biggest weapon you have against con artists is your own common sense. Also, keep in mind that anything that seems too good to be true, usually is.

[dimonstration]

Lets channel our inner detective and look into this thoroughly. Find a casino with a valid license before playing there. Read up on the experiences of other customers and stay away from any sites where withdrawal troubles have been mentioned. Researching the fine print of their agreement is tedious, but it's essential.

But seriously, dont let the rush of quick cash make you sloppy. The biggest weapon you have against con artists is your own common sense. Also, keep in mind that anything that seems too good to be true, usually is.

Even casino like 1xbit has a valid license. They also have a lot of sister company that has valid license too since Curacao license is very to easy to acquire if you have money which is not a problem for a scammer company.

If you really want to channel your inner detective then you should focus your research on the trust history and reputation of the casino here in the forum since every issue that they encounter is documented here publicly and a single known scam will surely reflected with their trust score here in the forum. Only trust casino that has a good reputation here in the forum since most of them maintain a good communication here for a better forum customer relation.

[maydna]

Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

You're right, if one must refer someone to a casino, then he must have gotten some oast experience in dealing with them than making a recommendation on what will tilt your own reputation you're having with those you're referring, it is true that so many casinos are rewarding for referal bonuses while some are just a pool of tricks to get traffic and not maintaining their promise for reward, we should have a good understanding of what we are promoting, those we are introducing into the promotional efforts and the possible risk that may comes in.

Usually, it is the job of the person viewing the link or advertisement on those sites, so they are the ones who have to check whether the casino is legit or a scam. But the problem is those people don't check it in more detail and are only interested in the promotions given by the casinos. The streamers will also be very careful in providing referral links to their followers and only provide casino sites that are truly trusted. The streamers don't want their reputation destroyed by misrepresenting their casino site.

[Odusko]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

The question I want to get clarification for from your comment is, is there anything like a free promotion from influencers?

Of what use is the promotion if their doing it for free, this may be a plot from the influencer because as you rightly said, most of those casinos promoted by those influencers are scam casinos and sometimes the influencers are the brain behind those scams so referring players to them because it will end up scamming them also.

[danadc]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

The question I want to get clarification for from your comment is, is there anything like a free promotion from influencers?

Of what use is the promotion if their doing it for free, this may be a plot from the influencer because as you rightly said, most of those casinos promoted by those influencers are scam casinos and sometimes the influencers are the brain behind those scams so referring players to them because it will end up scamming them also.

And if these influencers are the ones who make advertisements for fraudulent Casinos so that they follow them? I don't understand that, when I see that they promote, they talk to the casinos or that they are scams , I don't even see them or pay attention , Imagine the type of publicity they get, that would no longer be influencers for me, anyone who Promotes a scam It's like stealing from others indirectly, the bravest thing is that there are many who like to earn money from these opportunities, that is, those casinos sometimes or initially pay , but not later, so there are some who risk winning , They Charge a lot and then they Leave, they Earn from the scam , I don't know how they do it.

[Onyeeze]

Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

You're right, if one must refer someone to a casino, then he must have gotten some oast experience in dealing with them than making a recommendation on what will tilt your own reputation you're having with those you're referring, it is true that so many casinos are rewarding for referal bonuses while some are just a pool of tricks to get traffic and not maintaining their promise for reward, we should have a good understanding of what we are promoting, those we are introducing into the promotional efforts and the possible risk that may comes in.

Do you know that some people refer people for a platform because of referral bonus not because they have knowledge of platform or they have win alot in particular gambling platform, why some people do so because they are comfortable with the operations of the gambling platform, everyone have it own reasons of recommending people of platform, it's not something we can agitating or arguing about,  for the role of knowing what you are promoting, in normal sense you have to know your brand you are promoting so that you can explain it very well.

[Lanatsa]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

The question I want to get clarification for from your comment is, is there anything like a free promotion from influencers?

Of what use is the promotion if their doing it for free, this may be a plot from the influencer because as you rightly said, most of those casinos promoted by those influencers are scam casinos and sometimes the influencers are the brain behind those scams so referring players to them because it will end up scamming them also.

And if these influencers are the ones who make advertisements for fraudulent Casinos so that they follow them? I don't understand that, when I see that they promote, they talk to the casinos or that they are scams , I don't even see them or pay attention , Imagine the type of publicity they get, that would no longer be influencers for me, anyone who Promotes a scam It's like stealing from others indirectly, the bravest thing is that there are many who like to earn money from these opportunities, that is, those casinos sometimes or initially pay , but not later, so there are some who risk winning , They Charge a lot and then they Leave, they Earn from the scam , I don't know how they do it.

There wont be those people who would be a victim if they are really just that making use of their common sense just like what others been saying.If you are really that waring yourself about these probabilities then you would definitely be making some research more on the site that had been introduced by certain influencers and its not really that ideal that you should deposit right away on the time that they've been recommending it.This is where people usually get scammed if they are really that impulsive with their emotions.

Influencers could neither be bad or fair but most of the time the thing that they do only mind is on how they would make money. There are things on which even its not unethical on doing so
but there are ones who would really go into that path for the sake of making easy money without even thinking others situation which they might get scammed or lose money
in the process and as long he is making money then he/she wont really care at all. This is why we should really be careful.

[harizen]

The streamers will also be very careful in providing referral links to their followers and only provide casino sites that are truly trusted. The streamers don't want their reputation destroyed by misrepresenting their casino site.

If only all influencers and streamers are like that.

In most cases, and in general, non-popular streamers or even those famous ones got fuck*d on their promoted sites. Remember that scam site (I can't remember the name anymore) that has an in-game earning opportunity (like farming and buying land/fishing or something along those lines) and gambling features, the same as online casinos, most streamers were promoting it since the site is "paying".

As that said site became hype, exit scam occurred later on and those popular streamers become silent on the incident.

I believed it's even created a hot topic for these streamers and influencers should be penalized by the law.

[maydna]

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If only all influencers and streamers are like that.

In most cases, and in general, non-popular streamers or even those famous ones got fuck*d on their promoted sites. Remember that scam site (I can't remember the name anymore) that has an in-game earning opportunity (like farming and buying land/fishing or something along those lines) and gambling features, the same as online casinos, most streamers were promoting it since the site is "paying".

As that said site became hype, exit scam occurred later on and those popular streamers become silent on the incident.

I believed it's even created a hot topic for these streamers and influencers should be penalized by the law.

Yes, streamers should want to do something like that to avoid a bad reputation in the future. If there are streamers who share their reference threads to scam casinos, they must receive punishment either from social media where they promote their casinos or from the government for misleading the public. But it seems this has not been done optimally because many streamers are still promoting shady casinos. And unfortunately, the audience is also less wary of watching and choosing a casino.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

Well, yeah, the issue of referral and how it affects our reputation is not something that is peculiar to gambling casinos alone, every site we refer our peers to, it directly or indirectly, positively or negatively impact or affects our reputation, depending on the experience the person we referred the site to have with the site..

And like you have said, we must be careful of the type of casinos we refer our peers to for sure, but then, this is mostly for those who have alot of gambling pals, somebody like myself have no pal to refer to any gambling site, because I have none gambling friend outside the internet, Infact., 100 percent of those I consider best friend don't even know I gamble, so each time I wanna gain referrals on a gambling site, I mostly share my link online to people I don't know and don't know me either, this is why we should also be very careful of what links we click - if you understand what I mean.

[slapper]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

Well, yeah, the issue of referral and how it affects our reputation is not something that is peculiar to gambling casinos alone, every site we refer our peers to, it directly or indirectly, positively or negatively impact or affects our reputation, depending on the experience the person we referred the site to have with the site..

And like you have said, we must be careful of the type of casinos we refer our peers to for sure, but then, this is mostly for those who have alot of gambling pals, somebody like myself have no pal to refer to any gambling site, because I have none gambling friend outside the internet, Infact., 100 percent of those I consider best friend don't even know I gamble, so each time I wanna gain referrals on a gambling site, I mostly share my link online to people I don't know and don't know me either, this is why we should also be very careful of what links we click - if you understand what I mean.

Listen, I have to be honest with you. I don't think it's a good idea to go around giving out referral links to random people in the hopes that some of them will be foolish enough to click on them. It reeks of disillusionment, don't you think? For the time being, though, let's ignore it. Regarding one's standing in society, you make a valid point. Isn't it similar to a credit rating? It's been said that a bad referral is worse than spilling red wine on white clothing. That your pals don't know about your gambling is something to discuss another time. It's a dangerous slope to recommend casinos to random people on the internet. It's not easy to regain your footing after a fall. Let's use our brains, okay?

[Cling18]

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Those must be scam casinos. If people, like streamers, promote a casino for free, not paying them is considered a scam. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid such casinos. Referring others to a casino is typically not an easy task. It also affects your reputation when you recommend someone to a particular website. So, be mindful of the casino you're directing your peers to.

Well, yeah, the issue of referral and how it affects our reputation is not something that is peculiar to gambling casinos alone, every site we refer our peers to, it directly or indirectly, positively or negatively impact or affects our reputation, depending on the experience the person we referred the site to have with the site..

And like you have said, we must be careful of the type of casinos we refer our peers to for sure, but then, this is mostly for those who have alot of gambling pals, somebody like myself have no pal to refer to any gambling site, because I have none gambling friend outside the internet, Infact., 100 percent of those I consider best friend don't even know I gamble, so each time I wanna gain referrals on a gambling site, I mostly share my link online to people I don't know and don't know me either, this is why we should also be very careful of what links we click - if you understand what I mean.

Listen, I have to be honest with you. I don't think it's a good idea to go around giving out referral links to random people in the hopes that some of them will be foolish enough to click on them. It reeks of disillusionment, don't you think? For the time being, though, let's ignore it. Regarding one's standing in society, you make a valid point. Isn't it similar to a credit rating? It's been said that a bad referral is worse than spilling red wine on white clothing. That your pals don't know about your gambling is something to discuss another time. It's a dangerous slope to recommend casinos to random people on the internet. It's not easy to regain your footing after a fall. Let's use our brains, okay?

There are actually lots of influencers who has been promoting casino sites for their own gain. We can't blame them as their goal is to make money out of the referral program. It's a hard task yet would be easy for them since they are have a huge fandom yet it is still not a good thing because most of them are giving out referral links without even warning their supporters about its risks and negative effects.

It isn't really a smart move to give out referral links to random people especially now that most people are aware that there are lots of scam casinos everywhere. People now are being careful and skeptical so I don't think earning through referrals would be that easy for individual promoters. It might take a lot of time for them to earn a good profit through it so it will be wiser to focus on other better ways to earn.

[tusandii]

Yes, streamers should want to do something like that to avoid a bad reputation in the future. If there are streamers who share their reference threads to scam casinos, they must receive punishment either from social media where they promote their casinos or from the government for misleading the public. But it seems this has not been done optimally because many streamers are still promoting shady casinos. And unfortunately, the audience is also less wary of watching and choosing a casino.

But in fact there are lots of streamers who don't care about their reputation in the long run so they share shady casino references and all this is done just because there is a bonus of some money which is quite profitable, in this era I not surprised that many people are risking their good name for some money in their pocket.
What is a concern is the lack of knowledge in the gambling industry so that people cannot sort out which casino references are truly trusted and which casinos are shady.
But I'm sure that over time references to scam casinos can be overcome so that circulation can be reduced, especially since there is a legal authority that regulates the gambling industry.