Did Anyone Notice Last Month in FTP player counts...

[CasinoMack]

If you checked your player sign up reports, (probably due to a reporting error) you got a glimpse into how many players might be signing up beyond the sign up window. Mine was significant.

My number last month was 5x my normal sign up total. However, I see that FTP has now gone and fixed this in the reports so it won't be seen if you look now.

Thankfully my StatsRemote has recorded the number. I also saw the number in the report itself, but didn't save it or deleted it accidentally.

Did anyone see what I saw with their own numbers? If so, I didn't realize how bad I've been getting ripped off.

Oh and I know it was players signing up beyond the window, because the report showed the player's sign up date and their first deposit date. Maybe it was FTOPS related or WSOP coverage related, but there were a ton of players I won't get credit for.

[MJ]

Wait, what?

You don't get credit if they don't signup on the home page?

[Bryan]

We talked about it a bit in this thread.

[jdwanchalk]

Wait, what?

You don't get credit if they don't signup on the home page?

He is saying they sign up but don't deposit for more than 60 days after their sign up.

[MJ]

Got it, I read it wrong. Shady ass rule and they know it.

[CasinoMack]

Yeh last month they screwed up and I got to see how many were signing up beyond 60 days.

[Tea Flow]

Yeh last month they screwed up and I got to see how many were signing up beyond 60 days.

Almost every player listed as a PMP was an RMP that I have been earning money off of for years.

In addition the 'First Deposit' date in those reports were littered with errors.

In other words, I don't think there was anything to learn from those reports.

[CasinoMack]

They say affs only lose about 20% of players under this rule. I lost 93% under this rule last month. If someone on the inside at FTP was doing affiliates a favor by releasing the corporate report to affiliates to illustrate the ripping off at hand, than I say thank you.

[Jeremy]

Yeh last month they screwed up and I got to see how many were signing up beyond 60 days.

Yea I can only imagine what the numbers would be. That is the dumbest fucking change in T&C's that this industry has ever seen, and I'm fairly certain everyone would agree with it.

It's nothing but a greedy executive that has no clue what affiliate marketing is who found a way to increase the bottom line, and then of course pushed it down the ladder.

If anyone believes FT doesn't make out like bandits with the 60 day policy, you should have your head checked. I bet it equates to millions more in revenue each month that affiliates will never even know about. Not to mention after the 60 days expires they can market their in-house rakeback site to these players that do sign up and start playing.

[CasinoMack]

In other words, I don't think there was anything to learn from those reports.

No what I'm telling you is that they listed in the report all players that ever signed up.

Then the report showed their sign up date and their first deposit dates that occurred in October.
The players from 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009...all of them.