MALTA, July 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) On the 22 June 2011 Star Partner received their GPWA sponsorship. Having the Seal of Approval from the GPWA signifies that Star Partner is of a professional standard.
GPWA has over 10,000 public and private registered members and is the only professional organisation of its kind. The GPWA Seal of Approval is awarded to gambling portal websites that meet certain standards and the GPWA code of conduct. Being part of the GPWA enables public and private members to be part of online forums with in-depth news and advice about new industry developments, online gaming law, affiliate programs, payment processors, search engine optimization, and content theft. Each application undergoes an intensive analysis by their team of gaming advocates to ensure each sponsor operates their sites in an ethical fashion.
Executive Director of GPWA, Michael Corfman had this to say about their sponsorship with Star Partner, "I view that Star Partner has clearly demonstrated through their actions that they genuinely care about their relationship with affiliates. That level of responsiveness says a lot to me".
Antoinette Pillay spokesperson for Star Partner had this to say, "It is with great respect towards our affiliates and sponsors that we have received the GPWA Seal of Approval. We admire the trust and loyalty people in the industry have provided us with. We will continue to entertain and bring satisfaction to all our affiliates and our newly respected sponsor GPWA".
Star Partner is all about building and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships. Joining together with ambitious webmasters who want to earn some extra money, Star Partner's affiliates are supplied with the top tracking-technology and marketing tools. All casino clients are powered by the leaders in online technology, Microgaming as well as certified by eCOGRA to ensure the players protection.
If you would like to know more about Star Partner feel free to look around our site. http://www.starpartner.com
Star Partner's Client (Vegas Partner Lounge (VPL)) is - a gaming group that has been around for over 10 years and hosts some of the most prestigious casinos in the online environment. Other brands within the VPL Group include: Crazy Vegas Casino, Crazy Poker, Golden Riviera Casino, Sun Vegas Casino, River Nile Casino, 777 Dragon Casino, Cinema Casino, Maple Casino, Aspinalls Casino, Aspinalls Poker, Casino UK, Casino-Mate.
Star Partner Receives The GPWA Seal Of Approval
The Star Partner Affiliate Programme has been approved by the GPWA (Gaming Portal Webmasters Association).
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