I need a casinosponsor paying at least 30-35%, must use one of the better softwares for the casino (microgaming, bossmedia, etc.). And payments with paypal at least once a month.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Try this
http://www.referback.com/index.asp?s=aff74166
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Originally posted by Ray
Try this
http://www.referback.com/index.asp?s=aff74166
Anybody wanna trade casino links icq me 161375873.
Ray
Just so you save yourself some time and aggravation - ReferBack does not allow adult traffic.
...but Windows Casino Cash does!
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