Unnamed Team claims to have evidence that affiliate networks GGR Partners and Stars Partners have been withholding their payments.

Here's a quick rundown of what happened:

Last autumn, the team generated €34,930 worth of traffic. But instead of receiving payment, they were met with constant excuses and repeated payout delays (followed by complete silence until the New Year).

On December 30, GGR Partners finally transferred €17K, explaining that the affiliate network's finance team had gone on vacation and promising to pay the remaining amount later.

The guys at Unnamed Team tried to have a constructive conversation. Understanding that the affiliate network was facing cash flow problems, they even offered to accept the remaining balance in installments. The response? Silence.

In late February, GGR came under the umbrella of Stars Partners. However, instead of getting paid, the team faced yet another postponement.

Then, on March 3, the final decision came: no payment for the traffic because it hadn't generated a profit (even though all KPIs had been met, meaning profitability was no longer the team's responsibility).

So far, neither affiliate network has publicly stated its position on the incident. That, of course, makes Unnamed Team's account seem even more credible.

Unnamed Team claims to have evidence that affiliate networks GGR Partners and Stars Partners have been withholding their payments.

Here's a quick rundown of what happened:

Last autumn, the team generated €34,930 worth of traffic. But instead of receiving payment, they were met with constant excuses and repeated payout delays (followed by complete silence until the New Year).

On December 30, GGR Partners finally transferred €17K, explaining that the affiliate network's finance team had gone on vacation and promising to pay the remaining amount later.

The guys at Unnamed Team tried to have a constructive conversation. Understanding that the affiliate network was facing cash flow problems, they even offered to accept the remaining balance in installments. The response? Silence.

In late February, GGR came under the umbrella of Stars Partners. However, instead of getting paid, the team faced yet another postponement.

Then, on March 3, the final decision came: no payment for the traffic because it hadn't generated a profit (even though all KPIs had been met, meaning profitability was no longer the team's responsibility).

So far, neither affiliate network has publicly stated its position on the incident. That, of course, makes Unnamed Team's account seem even more credible.

Unnamed Team claims to have evidence that affiliate networks GGR Partners and Stars Partners have been withholding their payments.

Here's a quick rundown of what happened:

Last autumn, the team generated €34,930 worth of traffic. But instead of receiving payment, they were met with constant excuses and repeated payout delays (followed by complete silence until the New Year).

On December 30, GGR Partners finally transferred €17K, explaining that the affiliate network's finance team had gone on vacation and promising to pay the remaining amount later.

The guys at Unnamed Team tried to have a constructive conversation. Understanding that the affiliate network was facing cash flow problems, they even offered to accept the remaining balance in installments. The response? Silence.

In late February, GGR came under the umbrella of Stars Partners. However, instead of getting paid, the team faced yet another postponement.

Then, on March 3, the final decision came: no payment for the traffic because it hadn't generated a profit (even though all KPIs had been met, meaning profitability was no longer the team's responsibility).

So far, neither affiliate network has publicly stated its position on the incident. That, of course, makes Unnamed Team's account seem even more credible.

Unnamed Team claims to have evidence that affiliate networks GGR Partners and Stars Partners have been withholding their payments.

Here's a quick rundown of what happened:

Last autumn, the team generated €34,930 worth of traffic. But instead of receiving payment, they were met with constant excuses and repeated payout delays (followed by complete silence until the New Year).

On December 30, GGR Partners finally transferred €17K, explaining that the affiliate network's finance team had gone on vacation and promising to pay the remaining amount later.

The guys at Unnamed Team tried to have a constructive conversation. Understanding that the affiliate network was facing cash flow problems, they even offered to accept the remaining balance in installments. The response? Silence.

In late February, GGR came under the umbrella of Stars Partners. However, instead of getting paid, the team faced yet another postponement.

Then, on March 3, the final decision came: no payment for the traffic because it hadn't generated a profit (even though all KPIs had been met, meaning profitability was no longer the team's responsibility).

So far, neither affiliate network has publicly stated its position on the incident. That, of course, makes Unnamed Team's account seem even more credible.