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Pay Per Head Solutions for Bookies, Agents

Written by:

Aaron Goldstein

Published on:

Dec/05/2014

Pay Per Head Solutions for Bookies, Agents

PayPerHeadAgents.com is a wholesale reseller of per head solutions that will satisfy all of an agent and bookie’s customers gambling needs.

Their products provide players access to a sportsbook, virtual casino, racebook, and live dealer casino betting platforms 24 hours a day, at extremely affordable rates.

“One thing that differentiates us from other Per Head Solutions is the level of customer service we provide,” commented PayPerHeadAgents.com representative Tom Scott. “We’re an intimate shop. We work one on one with your players and this is done 24/7.”

PayPerHeadAgents.com also offers specially assigned staff members who speak fluent Mandarin and Vietnamese.

Check out the introductory video below and be sure to check out PayPerHeadAgents.com here.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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