Email Submits and Scrubbing

[DarkHat5967]

Alright all, ive been brainstorming and think i came up with something. Its a simple concept, and ive been trying to make sure I cover any gaps when I implement this, that is, if I do.

So my question to you guys is this. Im going to be doing email/zip submits but ive been reading around and found that networks supposedly "scrub" email offer conversions because their the most vulnerable to fraud (easy money in my opinion). So my questions are this. On what grounds can a company scrub you? Its an email submit, if a person enters a valid email, whats the problem? 2nd, What companies have you guys used AND profited, as well as continue to, from that dont scrub when you send them, uh "questionable", traffic and have your earnings shoot through the ceiling? Im looking to actually invest a bit in this if i can get it to work so im just looking for some feedback. Waste of time, or goldmine? If you dont mind, list your networks that you think work best. I know AdScend doesnt scrub, they even say it next to the offers lmao. Any others??

If anyone wants to know what im going to do i'd love to run it by you in a PM just to get some different opinions on the method. Its stupid simple as well. Thanks guys.

 

[niloydaemons]

scrubbing makes them more money fast.So I guess its a industrial issue.

 

[curphey]

Interested In talking pm me.

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[DarkHat5967]

Come on...no one else has some insight on this?

 

[CML-Mike]

From my understanding, the majority of the CPA networks scrub. Not because they want to, its because the advertisers sometimes doesn't pay for those leads.

That's just how the industry works. There maybe some networks where the scrubbing is less than others.

However, if you have good quality traffic then you shouldn't have to worry much about it.

 

[DarkHat5967]

From my understanding, the majority of the CPA networks scrub. Not because they want to, its because the advertisers sometimes doesn't pay for those leads.

That's just how the industry works. There maybe some networks where the scrubbing is less than others.

However, if you have good quality traffic then you shouldn't have to worry much about it.

dam...alright then. im hesitant with starting this campaign....

 

[DarkHat5967]

alright how about this. do CPA companies scrub Download/Installs? I might be able to shift my campaign over if this is open. yes? No??

 

[scorpion896]

Every Cpa network scrubs, EVERY. mainly because it is the advertisers that do it too, not just the cpa networks. There are so many scam affiliates that cheat the advertisers that the only way the advertisers get some of that money back is by scrubbing.

For every 10 email submits you convert, expect to be paid for 6-7 of them. That's just how it is. Email submits and zip submits are the only offers I've encountered that scrub this high though

 

[showbizvet]

Every Cpa network scrubs, EVERY. mainly because it is the advertisers that do it too, not just the cpa networks. There are so many scam affiliates that cheat the advertisers that the only way the advertisers get some of that money back is by scrubbing.

For every 10 email submits you convert, expect to be paid for 6-7 of them. That's just how it is. Email submits and zip submits are the only offers I've encountered that scrub this high though

Don't know about installs.. but scorpion is DEAD ON about the scrubs... just figure it into your mindset, it's going to happen.

 

[Alphabet]

Scrubbing really isn't the choice of networks, it's the advertisers. Usually they scrub you to ensure profit on their end. It happens a lot with both email submits and downloads/installs. Some networks have the offers scrubbed network wide, while some will scrub on a per individual basis. For instance a lot of people will complain that they get great EPC's for a few days on a submit then it turns into crap, that's usually because the advertiser isn't finding the leads to their satisfactory, so rather then boot you from the offer they scrub you. That doesn't necessarily mean your leads weren't good, it could just mean the advertisers a greedy dick.

As far as networks that take questionable traffic, that'd have to be CPA Tank, but you're probably not going to get in without a referral. Some of their submits have some pretty solid and steady EPC's.

 

[chocolatecricket]

On which CPA network are there email submits?

 

[CML-Mike]

DarkHat5967, email/zip submits are usually the ones who scrub the most.
My advise to you is, test out a few offers and research.

That's the only way you'll find out

 

[DarkHat5967]

Im with some top networks like MaxBounty, Peerfly, AdScend, EWA, andd BlamAds. Does anyone think they'd scrub there? Ive heard nothing but good about all of them so im wondering if they would scrub. As you said, a top network like CPA tank wont scrub, so
im wondering if those well known networks would.

 

[abookyent]

If i were you I would sign up for multiple cpa networks and rotate my affilate link between the different networks.

This should cut back on alot of scrubbing.

 

[DarkHat5967]

If i were you I would sign up for multiple cpa networks and rotate my affilate link between the different networks.

This should cut back on alot of scrubbing.

I think thats what Im going to do. Keep earnings low by buying Meatheads Content Locker Pro, rotate the offers and spread out earnings?

What do you guys think? Good?