[Question] Would you be willing to promote this?

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I work with guys that have two bet tipping services: one for pre-match and one for live betting. Pre-match betting tips site is established and members using their services had this years cumulative yield of a bit less then 10% (out of 1800+ tips). Live betting one is a newer site and has managed to get 11% so far.
I am currently discussing formation of their affiliate program, where they would allow affiliates to get 75% cut on first month subscription fees. Monthly subscriptions are around 120 USD more or less depending on features etc. Company is based outside USA and is willing to accept international affiliates. Payment methods planned for now are Skrill, wire and WU. Payment schedule hasn't been discussed yet, but for they are open to get it as tight as possible.

Would you be willing to promote this? If no, why? Please, share your thoughts. Thanks!

 

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Bumpy, bump

 

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Anyone?

 

[outofblues]

Sounds boring to me. I definitely wouldn't want to be part of it.

 

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Thanks for your answer, but why is that boring?

 

[doctorppi]

Would you be willing to promote this? If no, why? Please, share your thoughts. Thanks!

Surprised there's not more responses to this post actually.

I would definitely be willing to promote - sports betting is huge and $120 average payout sounds good.

The only thing holding me back would be the legal side of things. I don't mean the company but rather me as an advertiser. It may well be perfectly legal for me to promote, or maybe only in some jurisdictions yada yada, or maybe not at all, I don't know.

But provided I'm not liable to being held to account - absolutely. Bear in mind I come from Australia, a country with the highest rate of gambling in the world, massive regulation concerning gambling as well as pretty effective police agencies that cooperate internationally though

 

[rapjeetsingh]

Yes, let me know how.

 

[sidnettwo]

 

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