This is a direct statement to @Kick / @StakeEddie and management. As a dedicated partner who has been streaming on this platform for several years, I refuse to stay silent. On September 1st, KPP payouts experienced another massive, sudden crash. This is now the third severe income reduction I have faced, following the first drop in September last year and the second one this past spring. This ongoing collapse completely mirrors the exact same payout drop that happened precisely one year ago. The most absurd part is that my CCV is constantly growing, yet my revenue keeps tanking. I have seen that a vast number of content creators are facing this exact same issue right now. To make matters worse, there are very few Russian-speaking creators on Kick, and people like me are the ones actually trying to popularize this platform in our segment. We were already getting pennies for viewers from our region, and now they have reduced it basically to zero. Your tech-lead Ethan (@KICKEthan) publicly promised to thoroughly investigate individual creator cases regarding these drops, but support refuses to escalate anything. For every single email requesting this review, the tech support team just makes excuses or sends AI generated responses, which is exactly what a staff member named Ivanovski did to me. The truth about Kick is simple. If you do not know the main people in charge or do not have a direct connection with them, nobody gives a fuck about you. You will just get automated replies with zero desire to fix actual issues. And nobody gives a shit about you especially if you do not target the US or at least the European market. New creators deserve to see how @KickStreaming treats its long-term partners. This is a pity. @BijanTehrani@Svntvmvriv@kickcommunity
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@KICKEthan@kick@StakeEddie Thank you for your response, Ethan. I appreciate you taking the time to address this. However, why are your support agents completely unaware of this situation? It shouldn't require making public posts just to get a proper human response and a manual review.
@KICKEthan@Kuriositykills I think it's simply inappropriate to remove partner status or verification from people who have already spent a lot of time earning it. Moreover, putting the business aspects aside, verification means you're a popular content creator. How could that status disappear?
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