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Affiliate Disclosure
This page explains how the Jojobet review site makes money, in plain terms and without the small print.
How We Are Funded
Some links here are affiliate links. If you click one and open an account, the operator may pay us a commission - usually a one-off referral fee or a share of net revenue. You pay nothing extra, and the link does not change the odds, bonus or terms you receive versus going to the site directly.
What Commission Does Not Buy
Commission never changes a rating, removes a listed weakness or edits a verified fact. The clearest proof is on the main review itself: the single-win cap of about KES 27 million, the missing BCLB licence and the pattern of voided-win complaints are all published precisely because affiliate income does not get a veto over what we say. A review that hid the main risk to your money would earn more clicks and be worthless.
Why Offshore Disclosure Matters Here
With a locally licensed Kenyan book, the main risk is small. With an offshore brand like Jojobet, the risk is the whole story - no BCLB, disputes in Curacao, a hard win cap. We disclose it in full because the alternative is selling you a sign-up while hiding what you are signing up to. How we work is set out in the editorial policy.
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You are never obliged to use our links; you can go to the operator directly and lose nothing. For help with gambling, see the responsible gambling page, and to raise a question use the contact page.