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Forum Index Profile for :: abuqiqy Avatar All about abuqiqy Ranking: Registration date:  27/03/2023 22:42:41 Number of messages posted:  No posted messages available Created topics: No topic created From:  ???????? Website:  http://revenuelab.biz/blog/best-gambling-affiliate-programs/william-hill-affiliates Occupation:  ???????? Interests: ????????? ????????? ????, ???????????? ???????? Biography: Affiliates united/william hill - game over? - October 19, 2011 9:03 pm, #625746 Affiliates, beware. If you're promoting affiliates united yourself, it might be time to change your mind. William hill layoffs October 19, 2011, 9:42 pm #819085</>Missmmmember What a shame, i've always enjoyed working with them and now a moving deal as well October 20, 2011 at 2:57 am #819087 Jncnetmember This definitely sounds like the beginning of the end for them, and probably quite a heavy patch as well. It's a pretty big company, i don't think they'll go bankrupt anytime soon. I'm glad they don't become my main affiliate program lol @>They used to make good toys. October 21, 2011 10:22 am #819098 This is not the right program, so i can promote until they deal with links and banners October 21, 2011, 13:42 #819105 Lesclothmember this is very a strange and unsettling situation, but william hill is so diverse as to fail on such an occasion. I believe everything will be back to normal as of today next week. October 21, 2011 7:36 pm, #819110 Looks simple grandiose.</>There are so many rumors about this, what happened, and how it came true, but for everyone who has dispersed, this must be very, very serious. I don't understand wh have been dead in liquid for a long time, they are also too big a brand with cash to have a chance to move and run. But then again... Who has the data? 10 #819112 @Deanimus 232486 wrote: They will never go broke, william hill is huge, so a big misunderstanding with the strike and probably a lot i need to figure it out, but this is by no means the end. I agree!!! October 22, 2011, 1:52 # 819113 Huge is no longer worth anything. Myspace used to be a huge social site, but they are gone. Sometime around 2000, icq was extensive, but also disappeared. You can't expect players to sit and languish in while wh does the right paperwork. In the circumstances of such severe competition these days, even a day of trouble is too much. I wonder how these rumors affect their stock! October 22nd. , 2011, 10:33 #819121 October 22, 2011, 10:47 #819122 Chazmember @deanimus 232497 wrote: I don't think a user gets a chance to compare a social network site to a betting site that has been in business for over 70 years and made over £150,000,000 last year and remains the biggest bookmaker in the uk True, it's not comparable, williamhill affiliates but the usual, what i mean is that people don't care more about decent amounts. October 22, 2011 4:22 pm #819124 Rialto.Melinamember October 23, 2011 8:37 am #819137 @Grem 232503 wrote: William hill land will remain stable, but the reputation of the online version in today's realities is not the best. They will have to work hard and lose a lot of money to "cure" it. I agree, these are all sorts of businesses, with different management, staff, etc… they follow a difficult path to come back but at least they have the brand and the finances so even though it won't look that good, i'm sure these drugs are able to safely buy their way back…… also do the players know if it affected them ? Of course, the affiliates know and there is worked out damage that needs to be fixed October 23, 2011, 11:52 am #819138 Igamingelitemember Anyone getting information from on this? I just have really mixed feelings about william hill's position in the internet business, especially affiliates united. Contact abuqiqy Private Message: MSN Messenger: momentousyard59 Yahoo Messenger: momentousyard59 ICQ UIN:

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