FortuneJack Affiliates - Refusal to Pay and Defamation Threats

I am here to publicly report the extremely dishonest and unacceptable behavior I have suffered from FortuneJack’s affiliate program, and in particular from their affiliate manager, Daiana Imerlishvili.

We had a clear and precise agreement: I was offered to promote FortuneJack through 5 paid live streams, with a fixed compensation split into two parts, 50% upfront and 50% upon completion of the work. This condition was confirmed in writing by the manager herself, and there was never any mention of performance-based clauses (FTD or similar). It was a content promotion collaboration, not a CPA or revenue share deal.

After receiving the first payment, I completed all 5 live streams as agreed. Once the job was delivered, I asked for the remaining payment. Daiana replied with excuses, suddenly claiming that the payment of the remaining 50% would now depend on concrete results (FTD), a condition that was never part of the original agreement. Her words were clear: either I deliver FTDs (which were already coming in) or the payment would not be made.

After that message, Daiana stopped responding. She stayed online reading my messages without replying, and shortly after, she deleted the entire chat and blocked me, cutting off all communication.

I didn’t give up and tried to contact another affiliate manager at FortuneJack. I sent him all the documentation: screenshots of the agreement, proof of the live streams completed, and my conversation with Daiana. This person also read my message and blocked me immediately without giving any reply.

The situation escalated even further when I managed to contact Daiana Imerlishvili on Instagram. Her reaction was aggressive and offensive: she insulted me, calling me a “psychopath,” and openly threatened me, saying she would write a report against me to destroy my reputation in the industry and make sure no other brand would ever want to work with me again. She explicitly said she would spread the narrative that I am the scammer and that I don’t deliver results, a move clearly intended to damage me professionally.

I want to make it clear that these accusations are completely false. I have been collaborating for years with important brands in the casino and crypto industry, and even during the period I was promoting FortuneJack, I was working with other operators who were (and still are) extremely satisfied with my performance. My campaigns bring real, organic traffic and solid results, with daily FTDs. All of this can be verified with data and direct testimonials from the brands I work with.

FortuneJack has deliberately chosen not to honor a clear and documented agreement after receiving the work for which precise commitments were made. This behavior is not only unethical and unprofessional but also shows the arrogance with which they handle their partners: blocking, deleting chats, personal insults, threats, and attempts at defamation.

I believe it is essential to report this behavior publicly. I strongly advise all affiliates not to work with FortuneJack and also warn players not to deposit money on this site, because if this is how they treat their partners, I can only imagine how they treat their customers.

I hope this report will be taken seriously by the forum and the AskGamblers community, as this is a dangerous situation that must be stopped.

Dear @Durky,

Please make sure to update your complaint accordingly and clarify the total amount of the disputed payment/s.

Thanks for cooperating the AskGamblers Complaints Team.

Hello!
they need to pay me 400$. If you want i've the screen without censored amount

We appreciate the opportunity to respond to this complaint and clarify the situation with documented facts. The agreement between FortuneJack and this partner was not a fixed-fee content promotion as claimed, but rather a performance-based arrangement. Specifically, the agreed terms — confirmed in writing — were:

- Promotion of FortuneJack via livestreams
- Payment split into two parts: 50% upfront, and 50% upon delivery of agreed performance targets, which included First Time Depositors (FTDs) and attracting potential VIP clients

The second half of the payment was explicitly conditional on these results being achieved. This was clear to both parties before the collaboration began.

What actually happened:

- The partner completed the livestreams but did not generate a single valid FTD.
- One so-called “VIP” lead from his streams did register, but did not deposit, and was later found to have created multiple accounts — a clear breach of our terms.
- The screenshots provided by the partner in his complaint omit key portions of our conversation where the performance-based condition was stated.
- We have internal records and data confirming this lack of delivery and the fraudulent activity from the VIP lead, which we are ready to provide privately to AskGamblers for verification.

Regarding the communication issue: after repeated conversations where it became clear that the agreed performance had not been met, communication deteriorated. Our affiliate manager chose to end further direct discussions to avoid escalation.

At FortuneJack, we value our affiliates highly and always pay in full when agreements are honored. In this case, however, the contractual conditions for the second payment were not met, and therefore the outstanding balance was not payable.

We remain willing to provide all documentation — including original agreements, complete chat logs, and performance reports — to AskGamblers privately so they can verify our position.

I must respond directly to the statement published by FortuneJack, which contains **multiple misleading and false claims** that need to be addressed clearly, point by point.

**1. Regarding the payment terms:**
FortuneJack now claims that the second half of the payment was conditional upon “performance-based results” like FTDs and VIP acquisition.
This is **completely false**, and **contradicted by the very chat screenshots I posted**. The agreement was for a **fixed fee per live stream**, divided into two parts: 50% upfront, and 50% upon completion of the five streams.
Nowhere in our agreement was it stated — explicitly or implicitly — that the second payment depended on FTDs. The payment was **not a CPA model**. It was a flat promotional campaign, and the affiliate manager confirmed this **in writing**.

**2. Missing chat logs? Because your affiliate manager deleted everything.**
If some parts of the conversation are “missing,” that’s because **your own affiliate manager deleted the entire chat history** after I asked for the remaining payment, and **blocked me**, cutting off all communication — **right after receiving the full service I was hired for**.
So accusing me of omitting key parts is not only false, but incredibly ironic given your manager’s attempt to destroy the evidence.

**3. About the VIP lead:**
The VIP did not deposit for a simple reason: **your affiliate manager refused to even speak with him**, multiple times.
He was confused because **he already had an account in the past**, and he wanted clarification, especially because one of his friends had **withdrawal issues on FortuneJack** — which, by the way, is not just hearsay:
Just check **your own Trustpilot reviews**, where multiple users report **payment delays, blocked withdrawals, and frozen balances**.
So yes, the lead had doubts, and rightly so — but calling that “fraudulent activity” on my side is completely dishonest.

**4. "Omitted conditions" in screenshots? Absolutely not.**
The screenshots I shared contain **all relevant parts of the agreement**, including where we clearly established the payment terms. There is no mention of FTDs being a requirement.
What you’re doing now is **rewriting the deal after the fact**, to justify non-payment.

**5. Internal data? That doesn’t prove anything.**
You claim to have “internal data” to support your version. But let’s be clear — in the affiliate space, **you have already been accused by multiple partners across various forums** of **withholding commissions** and **manipulating reports**. So if anything, relying on internal data that you fully control without external proof **only weakens your position**.


**To conclude:**
You received **exactly what you asked for**: five professional livestreams that promoted your brand. You confirmed the terms, offered 50% upfront, and then disappeared when it was time to pay the rest.
Now you’re rewriting the agreement, deleting conversations, blocking communication, and making public statements that distort reality.

If your goal was to save your image by blaming the affiliate, you’ve just done the opposite.

I’m not the first person to report this kind of behavior from FortuneJack. And if this is how you treat your partners, **you shouldn’t be surprised when your reputation collapses publicly**.

Dear FortuneJack Affiliates,

The AskGamblers Complaint Team is kindly asking you to provide a detailed explanation of the issue along with all the relevant facts and evidence that could support your accusations towards the affiliate. Please make sure to state all the relevant terms that you believe have been breached by the affiliate, if any. Please send required information to suppor­t@a­skg­amb­ler­s.com directly.

Please note that according to the AGCCS Terms, we consider all the information presented during the course of our complaint process confidential and as such it will not be shared with third parties.

Please be in aware that in case you fail to respond and/or provide requested information within the given timeframe, the complaint will be closed as unresolved.

Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

Dear AskGamblers team,

We have now submitted all relevant evidence and a detailed explanation of the situation to the AskGamblers support team for their private review.

The documentation we provided confirms our position, including clear proof of the fraudulent activity that took place.

We have full confidence in the AskGamblers team to review the facts and handle this complaint appropriately. We will await their final decision.

Best regards,
roronoa
The FortuneJack Team

FortuneJack, your latest response is yet another display of bad faith, dishonesty, and a desperate attempt to rewrite the facts after the damage has already been done.
Just days ago, you claimed there was "no performance."
Now, suddenly, and with no consistency whatsoever, you’re claiming there was fraudulent activity.
So which one is it? No results or fraudulent results? You can’t have it both ways.

If fraud really occurred, why wasn’t it mentioned from the beginning?
Why are these so-called “new findings” only surfacing now, after I made the situation public?
The answer is simple: you are fabricating a false narrative to cover the fact that you took the work and refused to pay.

Let’s get back to the documented truth, as proven in the chat screenshots I posted:

- The agreement was for a fixed payment for 5 live streams.
- The payment was split: 50% upfront, 50% after delivery.
- There was no condition related to FTDs, VIPs, or conversions.

Your affiliate manager accepted this in writing.

After receiving everything, your managers:

- Stopped responding when I asked for the remaining payment.
- Deleted the chat, wiping the record of the deal.
- Blocked me, closing off any chance of resolution.

And that behavior, clearly documented in the screenshots, reveals exactly how you operate.
You accepted the work, ghosted the affiliate, deleted the evidence, and now you’ve made up a new excuse: “fraud.”

You now claim to have “internal data” to justify your story. But let’s be honest, multiple partners on various forums have already accused FortuneJack of manipulating reports and withholding commissions.
So your “private data” means nothing unless verified by a third party. And your credibility is already gone.

You’re not just refusing to pay, you’re doubling down by defaming me publicly with baseless lies.
You’ve received the content. You’ve used it. And now you don’t want to pay for it.
That’s not a dispute. That’s a scam. And it’s not the first time your name has come up in situations like this.

Stop hiding behind fake stories. Stop changing your version every week.
You got the work. You liked it enough to keep it.
Now pay the $400 you owe.
End this circus and start acting like a serious company, if you’re even capable of that.

we are waiting response from ask gamblers team

We can wait as long as you want, the evidence is clear. Do whatever you want. My goal was to expose your fraudulent practices, and with your responses given ONLY here publicly (because I contacted you in every way possible and you never responded), you have only confirmed what you are. I hope ASKGambler removes you as a partner, because you are also tarnishing their brand since you are a partner.

Dear all,

Following a careful review and consideration of all the information, details and/or proof presented by the parties during the complaint process, the AskGamblers Complaint Team reached the conclusion that FortuneJack Affiliates management acted in accordance with their Terms and Conditions.

Based on the abovementioned information, the AskGamblers Complaint Team considers this case resolved and it is now officially closed.