Online Casino Transfer: News - Trust Seal for Party Affiliates

01/29/2010		Online Casino Style: News Trust Seal for Party Affiliates
Home History Games News Dictionary		Another of the highly coveted eCOGRA Seals of Approval has been granted out to a qualifying online gambling company this week, giving members to the PartyPartners affiliate program some peace of mind. Though PartyPartners enjoys the connection it has to the Party Gaming family of online casinos, and their reputation as being one of the most popular – and best sources for online gambling – the extra incentive for players to trust them given by the Seal is no small matter. Party Partners is an affiliate group that hosts a number of the internet gambling brands within the Party Gaming family. The group has already taken advantage of their new certification by loading the Seal of Trust onto the website, having successfully passed the on-site inspection and monitoring requirements demanded of all of eCOGRA’s approved sites. The Seal certifies to players that eCOGRA has not only verified their security standards, but has agreed to the mandates allowing eCOGRA to maintain high levels of service. They will now be independently reviewed on a regular basis. "Among the criteria for accreditation, applicant programs must show that affiliate revenue is calculated fairly and accurately, that payments are prompt, and that there are appropriate controls in place to accurately link players to affiliates," said Andrew Beveridge, the CEO for eCOGRA. "Achieving accreditation such as PartyPartners has done requires professional commitment and impeccable administrative and business systems." Sean Roberts, a chartered accountant for the organization oversaw the audit at Party Partners, and was impressed by what he observed. According to his notes, the affiliate program efficiently manages relationships with top online casinos, poker and bingo rooms as well as sports books. He called himself impressed with the systems and staff alike, and went so far as to call it one of the most professionally managed businesses he had ever reviewed.

01/29/2010

Online Casino Style: News
Trust Seal for Party Affiliates

Another of the highly coveted eCOGRA Seals of Approval has been granted out to a qualifying online gambling company this week, giving members to the PartyPartners affiliate program some peace of mind. Though PartyPartners enjoys the connection it has to the Party Gaming family of online casinos, and their reputation as being one of the most popular – and best sources for online gambling – the extra incentive for players to trust them given by the Seal is no small matter.

Party Partners is an affiliate group that hosts a number of the internet gambling brands within the Party Gaming family. The group has already taken advantage of their new certification by loading the Seal of Trust onto the website, having successfully passed the on-site inspection and monitoring requirements demanded of all of eCOGRA’s approved sites. The Seal certifies to players that eCOGRA has not only verified their security standards, but has agreed to the mandates allowing eCOGRA to maintain high levels of service. They will now be independently reviewed on a regular basis.

"Among the criteria for accreditation, applicant programs must show that affiliate revenue is calculated fairly and accurately, that payments are prompt, and that there are appropriate controls in place to accurately link players to affiliates," said Andrew Beveridge, the CEO for eCOGRA. "Achieving accreditation such as PartyPartners has done requires professional commitment and impeccable administrative and business systems."

Sean Roberts, a chartered accountant for the organization oversaw the audit at Party Partners, and was impressed by what he observed. According to his notes, the affiliate program efficiently manages relationships with top online casinos, poker and bingo rooms as well as sports books. He called himself impressed with the systems and staff alike, and went so far as to call it one of the most professionally managed businesses he had ever reviewed.