Which PPH Offers Competitive Pricing for Bookies, Agents?

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Aaron Goldstein

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PremierPerHead.com is one of the many PPH companies that offers competitive prices for bookies and agents.

This is true of most Pay Per Head businesses operating offshore as each one tries desperately to outdo the other. 

The important thing to remember about Premier Per Head is that they have longevity on their side.  The company has been around for a number of years now unlike some of the small players that have popped up in recent months.

And what about that competitive pricing?

PremierPerHead.com offers its service as low as $10 per head (ask about special offers here)

Premier Per Head price per head bookmaking fees are reconciled on a weekly billing cycle. Agents will only be charged a cost per head for the accounts that have been active during a particular week.

For example; let’s say that you have 100 registered player accounts but only 30 of these had placed wagers during the week, you would only be billed for the 30 players that actually bet on sports, horse racing or casino.

PPH takes pride in the fact that there are no hidden fees associated with our service and once a real price per head has been agreed upon PremierPerHead.com will never raise your perhead weekly rate.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

 

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