Giant referrers often have their own high traffic sites, or good communities behind.
Once again, looking at the rewards from reffereal, that is huge rewards, in area of affiliate and within some weeks.
Huge money during not too long period, it should be called as Rocket affiliate.
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March 31, 2019, 12:11:48 PM
March 31, 2019, 06:06:40 AM
I think he used the social media to attract gamblers .
He indeed have a site that review provably fair games and have rocketrun in one of his list. So obviously, everyone that trusted his site will click on it, an instant referral.This is the guy that earn $374 for referrals
Congratulations! Provablefair
And this is his,
https://provablefair.altervista.org/
March 31, 2019, 06:03:06 AM
Yes, indeed... To Have More Players not To Have More Accounts that is wasted and only created because of a certain event.
Updated rule:Participants of the event run by the Rocket.run team have to get 5 merits in minimum over last 120 days to get acceptance to join and get paid.
To get acceptance and get paid, they have to post proofs of their 5 received merits in latest 120 days
Great idea this will limit abuse to a minimum. Still, there are only a few members registered as for today.
$374 from referral is not a small amount, especially in such three week period.
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
with that amount on a short span of time is no joke.Lots of people signed under his ref link.
As an affiliate there are lots of mediums on where you can spam out your link specially on social medias.
March 31, 2019, 01:36:37 AM
Some sites require making deposits to be able to withdraw fauceted money as well as money from referral code.
Anyway, the amount of money that the lucky referrer received (maybe received, because I did not know that guy already withdrawn or not) is big for such easy works.
Of course, he might get such money because he has a big community behind in his local areas, nations, so in reality, it maybe not really easy works.
Anyway, the amount of money that the lucky referrer received (maybe received, because I did not know that guy already withdrawn or not) is big for such easy works.
Of course, he might get such money because he has a big community behind in his local areas, nations, so in reality, it maybe not really easy works.
Isn't that a bit shady on behalf of the company who requires their affiliate to deposit first before withdrawing any amount that they accumulate from the referral program?
It was the person works since the amount is given to his account.
March 31, 2019, 01:07:38 AM
Some sites require making deposits to be able to withdraw fauceted money as well as money from referral code.
Anyway, the amount of money that the lucky referrer received (maybe received, because I did not know that guy already withdrawn or not) is big for such easy works.
Of course, he might get such money because he has a big community behind in his local areas, nations, so in reality, it maybe not really easy works.
Anyway, the amount of money that the lucky referrer received (maybe received, because I did not know that guy already withdrawn or not) is big for such easy works.
Of course, he might get such money because he has a big community behind in his local areas, nations, so in reality, it maybe not really easy works.
Asking for deposit before able to make withdrawal from faucet betting only is indeed a common thing but if it is for referral earning then I think it does not make senses. Affiliate are helping the site to advertise the site, so they should be able to withdraw their earning from affiliate commission without any restriction as long as they are not doing self-referred.
March 30, 2019, 11:34:12 PM
This is only good for Rocket.run to maximize bounty impacts.
Great idea this will limit abuse to a minimum. Still, there are only a few members registered as for today.
Some guys in some places have big communities behind, maybe come from their sites' visitors, Discord channel, Telegram groups, so that guy above maybe got massive referal counts from big communities.I think he used the social media to attract gamblers .
If you have so many crypto groups in your facebook then spamming the link wouldn't be a problem to you.
I have seen so many people advertising some free crypto in tha facebook or any other social media and now that I have seen this guys profit.
I think it wouldn't hurt to try posting it on social media after all it is still a good way to earn money.
If you have so many crypto groups in your facebook then spamming the link wouldn't be a problem to you.
I have seen so many people advertising some free crypto in tha facebook or any other social media and now that I have seen this guys profit.
I think it wouldn't hurt to try posting it on social media after all it is still a good way to earn money.
March 30, 2019, 10:56:23 PM
This is a rather big amount just for referrals signing up using a code. I know of bigger casinos give such payments but only if the ones who are signing up spend a certain amount on the site then they payout the referrer. But we are talking over 1btc from referrals playing on their site not just for the sake of signing up.
Some sites require making deposits to be able to withdraw fauceted money as well as money from referral code.Anyway, the amount of money that the lucky referrer received (maybe received, because I did not know that guy already withdrawn or not) is big for such easy works.
Of course, he might get such money because he has a big community behind in his local areas, nations, so in reality, it maybe not really easy works.
March 30, 2019, 09:34:01 PM
$374 from referral is not a small amount, especially in such three week period.
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
Maybe he is the first member to register on the site and he is the first one who promote and share the link on social media or maybe he rent an ads for that.How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
$374 from referral is really big though, but i think it means rocket.run is recommended to get paid from referral.
March 30, 2019, 09:20:21 PM
$374 from referral is not a small amount, especially in such three week period.
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
This is a rather big amount just for referrals signing up using a code. I know of bigger casinos give such payments but only if the ones who are signing up spend a certain amount on the site then they payout the referrer. But we are talking over 1btc from referrals playing on their site not just for the sake of signing up. How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
March 30, 2019, 02:19:51 PM
Yes, indeed... To Have More Players not To Have More Accounts that is wasted and only created because of a certain event.
Updated rule:Participants of the event run by the Rocket.run team have to get 5 merits in minimum over last 120 days to get acceptance to join and get paid.
To get acceptance and get paid, they have to post proofs of their 5 received merits in latest 120 days
Great idea this will limit abuse to a minimum. Still, there are only a few members registered as for today.
March 30, 2019, 12:44:41 PM
I think he used the social media to attract gamblers .
If you have so many crypto groups in your facebook then spamming the link wouldn't be a problem to you.
I have seen so many people advertising some free crypto in tha facebook or any other social media and now that I have seen this guys profit.
I think it wouldn't hurt to try posting it on social media after all it is still a good way to earn money.
If you have so many crypto groups in your facebook then spamming the link wouldn't be a problem to you.
I have seen so many people advertising some free crypto in tha facebook or any other social media and now that I have seen this guys profit.
I think it wouldn't hurt to try posting it on social media after all it is still a good way to earn money.
But since some social media sites are banning those referral links, so that's also a hell of a work, don't you think? Or possibly he had some friends whose also a gamblers that he might have invited during the event. Besides what they earn is also yours to be exact, with that 100% referral bonus coming from the house, even if its only a few, as long as they have bigger investments and winnings the possibility is still there.
Not an easy money I think.
March 30, 2019, 11:42:40 AM
$374 from referral is not a small amount, especially in such three week period.
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
Damn, indeed this is a huge amount to earn as an affiliate. I'm not familiar with him, is he a bitcoiner here in our forum?
So it's very interesting, what method this guy uses to attract his fellow gamblers to sign under him. Obviously, I did sign under his ref code, but this guy is a pure genius.
If you have so many crypto groups in your facebook then spamming the link wouldn't be a problem to you.
I have seen so many people advertising some free crypto in tha facebook or any other social media and now that I have seen this guys profit.
I think it wouldn't hurt to try posting it on social media after all it is still a good way to earn money.
March 30, 2019, 11:37:22 AM
$374 from referral is not a small amount, especially in such three week period.
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
How many guys played on Rocket.run via that guy's ref code?
And, how much money they used to play on the site's games?
Damn, indeed this is a huge amount to earn as an affiliate. I'm not familiar with him, is he a bitcoiner here in our forum?
So it's very interesting, what method this guy uses to attract his fellow gamblers to sign under him. Obviously, I did sign under his ref code, but this guy is a pure genius.
March 30, 2019, 08:49:56 AM
Congratulations! Provablefair
You must be the popular one in class!
Come join our referral program everyone!
This site is great I wouldn't mind promoting it on social media to gain a huge referral bonus too.
March 30, 2019, 08:29:16 AM
In most cases combination of "no brand new" and "registered X weeks" more than enough.
How many weeks should be in your opinion?I think it should be months, six or nine months is appropriate requirements, if the criterion included.
However, I don't support such criterion, because it might be not effective.
March 30, 2019, 07:01:58 AM
There is rare pure account like this.
They always wait for great chances to exploit bounties, events that loosely managed by easy rules.
Perhaps you are just one exception, but believed me, there will be a lot of people who will just registered here in a day and would just take advantage of the mechanics of the game.
This is basic charateristic of bounty hunters, especially cheaters.They always wait for great chances to exploit bounties, events that loosely managed by easy rules.
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And then it was exploited with lots of 'brand new' accounts trying to take advantage of it. I'm sure Hhampuz caught a few who try to get away by exploiting. But my main point is that it will be abused. So the merit requirements is a good thing to deter cheaters.
March 30, 2019, 06:36:47 AM
Not everybody pams for merit / signature campaigns everyday. Somebody use this forum just for reading and fun for years. As me
So 5 merit \ 120 days isn't constructive rule.
So 5 merit \ 120 days isn't constructive rule.
Perhaps you are just one exception, but believed me, there will be a lot of people who will just registered here in a day and would just take advantage of the mechanics of the game.
I would give you one example and I'm sure Hhampuz can attest to it, I'm not sure if it was late 2018 or early 2019 wherein Hhampuz open a survey thread and he paid those who participated in bitcoin, not that big though, but still in bitcoin.
And then it was exploited with lots of 'brand new' accounts trying to take advantage of it. I'm sure Hhampuz caught a few who try to get away by exploiting. But my main point is that it will be abused. So the merit requirements is a good thing to deter cheaters.
March 30, 2019, 03:33:44 AM
In most cases combination of "no brand new" and "registered X weeks" more than enough.
It is good, but not good enough to prevent exploits.There are thousands of newbies waited for months to get chances to abuse such easy events.
They don't contribute anything to the Rocket.run site and the site's income for sure.
Get free money and get home.
March 30, 2019, 03:24:36 AM
In most cases combination of "no brand new" and "registered X weeks" more than enough.
March 30, 2019, 03:17:46 AM
Not everybody pams for merit / signature campaigns everyday. Somebody use this forum just for reading and fun for years. As me
So 5 merit \ 120 days isn't constructive rule.
The forum did not have issues with users like you, creating account for reading and get funs.So 5 merit \ 120 days isn't constructive rule.
Unfortunately, most of newly created accounts born to spam the forum, and it is why merits have been along our jouney since 2018.
As combination of merit and rank system, I think such rule is good.
And if you simply read and get fun, it is not a problem with you, obviously.
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