Peerfly Stealing Money?
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Bit too much paranoia. not sayin there arent some networks that do but people get pissy with a lot of big networks and its usually just lost understandingi thought i was getting shaved and got all up arms about to write an email then 10 minutes later i got a conversion lol it just delayed. One thing i noticed with peerfly and max bounty is how an offer converts is good to know. Like download or install? two diff things. lots of email paths require subscriptions too.
helio777
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I've never seen it happen with any other network. Not on the scale I'm talking about. Only peerfly.
And the fact that one is simply ignored when one sends ample evidence of the validity of the clicks (unique subid, IP address, date & time of click, ISP, country/region/city, etc) is very telling of what kind of operation they run. At least for me.
Why in the fuck would I want to do business with a company who operates that way?
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Well someone bumped this old thread but it was worth it, some of the replies here are gold.
There's another point to make: this thread is 2 years old and if Peerfly were scamming people this openly, shit would've hit the fan by now Mt Gox style. This is about was BassTrackerBoats said : advertisers are paying money for ads and folks just flood the offers with fake traffic and expect to get paid.
There's another point to make: this thread is 2 years old and if Peerfly were scamming people this openly, shit would've hit the fan by now Mt Gox style. This is about was BassTrackerBoats said : advertisers are paying money for ads and folks just flood the offers with fake traffic and expect to get paid.
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Well I certainly never flooded peerfly with fake traffic. The traffic I've sent them was quite real, and rotated between them and several other networks.
Peerfly was the only one to mysteriously drop numerous clicks and then they utterly ignored me when I sent detailed info on each missing click asking where the clicks went.
Didn't happen all the time, and I'm not saying they stole the clicks. Maybe their servers are just shitty.
I don't know and I don't care. I simply deleted them from my funnels and that's that.
No skin off my nose. LOL If someone's dumb enough to buy legit traffic & send it to them, go for it.
What, do you work for them or something? LOLI notice a lot of peerfly defenders everywhere. My guess is the defenders have sucked-in a bunch of newbies over the years into their "downline" LOL and they're afraid to see their referral commissions dry up.
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trust me there is something fishy about peerfly. i used them a while back i have always get a good conversion using other affilate network with my traffic but when i used peer fly it was almost as if i was not even sending a single traffic , my experience with them is bad. but that dosent mean other nework wont shave ur earnings too just do your due diligence first before joing a network and check reviews on forums.
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It looks like shaving conversion has become an commonplace
helio777
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It looks like the FTC and the FBI need to investigate if so. From what a little birdie told me, those wheels are indeed in motion.
PeerFly is dirty and untrustworthy. I personallly sent 50 FB FRIENDS to a Peerfly offer to complete it, and Peerfly didnt give me credit for one person. These are people I know that have almost all come back to me to tell me that they completed the offer. Look at my screenshot. I will never use them again, and I recommend that you stay FAR away.
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Why do you bump a necro thread?
I just found it. I never knew Peerfly was dirty until now.
And what really sucks is I have more friends from IG and FB still doing this offer. Apparently I won't be receiving one dime.
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