OP can either confirm to his affiliate if he did wagered his deposit or not. As we cannot disregard the possibility that his affiliate might have not really gambled at all.
Maybe? However, the only thing I can imagine is that the referral might have used Primedice to
obfuscate their cryptocurrency (bitcoin? ), much like utilizing a
bitcoin mixer. If so, that would be the dumbest thing I have ever heard of.
This is why I hate affiliate/referral programs. They seem like a waste of time and effort for little to no returns.
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I've had few referrals back then on another dice site, and I can say that It's pretty rewarding especially if the person who signed under your account is a whale or has a large bankroll. And, it isn't a waste of time if you aren't actively looking for someone to sign up under you.
I can't ask the player as I used ppc to get referrals so I don't know him or his contact.
Also if a person deposit to stake or Primedice then he cannot withdraw without wagering atleast 10% of his deposit it's for the AML policy. So your theory cannot be possible.
Also another theory I had is the player tipped his coins but also cannot be possible as to be able to tip or chat you need to wager.
That's why all logical theories cannot be possible.
Unless I have a very very very weird referral who just want to hold his coins in primedice without playing with it. Wich is rare and makes nosense
I'm disappointed on the live support I talked politely to them but the way they answered me is a very cocky way
The word Mate in my chat with support I said it after he first called me mate Wich is weird too.