Best cpa providers

[pokerextras]

I've always been a rakeback affiliate, and am going to start promoting cpa's now. Where's the best place to get cpa deals? Paw? Pas? Hyperaffiliates? Or direct from the rooms themselves? To be honest, i'd prefer to go through a company such as paw for pure convenience, but not if it's going to cut my bottom line. Please share your opinions.

[wjb316]

I'm really impressed with PAS so far. Support is amazing and CPAs are solid. Right now you have to e-mail them to get your CPA reports but they say that PAS 3.0 is coming out in march, which they say will allow you to log in and check your statistics like normal. As a US affiliate, I like their wire transfer payment option. Don't have to have your money sent to a poker site.

[pokerextras]

I checked out pas earlier, but their cpa page is really vague. Most of the deals either say up to $x or available upon request. I'd just like to know what i'm going to earn. I guess i'm just going to build my own site and use paw. Kane's really good to deal with, and they supply unique trackers and bonus codes.

[Tea Flow]

We also provide unique codes and links for all our CPA trackers. If you have any questions about our programs feel free to PM/Email either me or Tony.

[pokerextras]

Hi Alan. I pm'd Tony earlier but haven't heard back yet. Pm'ing you now.

[Stephen]

Hey Guys

Commission Account offers CPA to affiiates, even for US players. You can always look me up...

Stephen

[xYassassinYx]

I use a mix of both PAS and PAW and never had any problems, great support from both teams and great rates

[RM4Quads]

The industry seems to be changing when it comes to CPA. A lot of sites are either reducing their amounts paid and/or increasing qualification requirments. Both of which make CPA a lot less appealing.

I know that didn't directly answer your question, but it's something you should consider if you are thinking of switching to a CPA model.

[tagmug]

The industry seems to be changing when it comes to CPA. A lot of sites are either reducing their amounts paid and/or increasing qualification requirments. Both of which make CPA a lot less appealing.

Yeah they have realized that it is easier to screw people with revenue share deals.

[pokerextras]

I've noticed that alot of deals have minimum first deposit requirements. That's not really fair. Rake requirements i can understand, but if a site has a $50 deposit requirement and i send a player who deposits $30 every week for the next year and rakes $5k i still won't get paid for him.