Okey Maxbounty shaves why ? You will see
so i used 2 networks maxbounty and other
they both have same offer and same payout also using the same methods to drive traffic but
1 network made $200 + in 2 days
while MB makes maybe $200 in like months
so about that offer
mb converts 140:3 = $14 made but 1st leads comes easy and then nothing. The more traffic i send the less i make, so fuck em
other network 600Clicks 47 conversions = $220 made .
Yesterday send traffic to that other network today in maxbounty and it just sucks 72 clicks today and 0 made.
This is my experience and i will never go back with maxbounty because of huge shaving
also did the same experiment with other networks and results were different. And of course MB was lowest for me while other network offers converted like crazy with the same traffic
so conclussion : Leave maxbounty and make money somewhere else because MB will shave you like a sheep !
Yes, first leads comes easy, after that impossible to get leadsJust wanted to sustain this affirmation with my own example: Cheap US email submit:First 5 clicks = 1 conversion30 clicks now I'm at 3 conversions150 clicks now I'm at... 3 conversions...This is not the single example, I have tried a few other offers, same pattern, first lead comes easy then hello empty infinite space.I was wrong because I wanted to earn some money? No. I was fooled by this network? Yes.Thanks for wasting my time and work.
I gave her my aff id on maxbounty to check the quality of the leads I sent, because I told her I will send similar traffic, she said the leads were good quality and converted well for them, then I asked her whether maxbounty got paid she said yea, maxbounty was paid for my leads.
I work 6 months with MB and every time pay on time.
I will note that when MB server broken before 2 months for a few hours they compensate me for my potential loss.
I am very pleased with the whole team especially my AF manager Beshan.
Keep it up!
I hope this gets to the top of Google for any MB search results. Make sure you post on Affpaying.com with a link to this thread so that in the future anyone considering sending traffic to MB will know not to do so. What a bunch of crooks. Let's see if Steve Sauve can come explain this away.
Update to the thread:
I want to add something, today I investigated more and I got in touch with the mother company of the offer i was promoting with maxbounty. I was promoting an offer for this mother company and I mentioned that other offer I was promoting for maxbounty, and she told me they own that offer as well. ( it happened by coincident )
Well the point is I gave her my aff id on maxbounty to check the quality of the leads I sent, because I told her I will send similar traffic, she said the leads were good quality and converted well for them, then I asked her whether maxbounty got paid she said yea, maxbounty was paid for my leads.
Now, what maxbounty did was not only they banned me when I said I will wait for payday, but also they WERE PAID for my leads and didn't send me that amount.
Yea I understand I broke their TOS or whatever, but they were paid for my leads which were good for the advertiser, and it is my right to get paid for them AND then it is their right to terminate my account.
What do you think ?
Here's what probably really happened :
- Jason sent spam traffic which is against TOS.
- His affiliate manager saw the increase in volume and wanted him to send more so he could get more commission
- Around payday, the sudden increase in volume raised a few alarms which was sent to the fraud team which detected Jason's tactics
- His account was terminated before payment could be sent out (common practice)
- His $6k in leads was probably a blip on the radar for that specific offer, so the advertiser never noticed
- Max Bounty has a certain threshold of leads to conversion to maintain which it did regardless of the spam traffic, so everything kept on going status quo as everyone remained profitable while the cheater got expelled from the program.
Bottom line : A cheater got caught and business went on as usual.
There's lots of money to be made in CPA if you do it the right way, stop wasting time and energy trying to bring down guys like MB and focus on building your business instead so everyone make's money and comes out ahead.
I won't bother replying to you but a simple sentence: If you don't know what blackhat traffic is, leave blackhatworldHere's what probably really happened :
- Jason sent spam traffic which is against TOS.
- His affiliate manager saw the increase in volume and wanted him to send more so he could get more commission
- Around payday, the sudden increase in volume raised a few alarms which was sent to the fraud team which detected Jason's tactics
- His account was terminated before payment could be sent out (common practice)
- His $6k in leads was probably a blip on the radar for that specific offer, so the advertiser never noticed
- Max Bounty has a certain threshold of leads to conversion to maintain which it did regardless of the spam traffic, so everything kept on going status quo as everyone remained profitable while the cheater got expelled from the program.
Bottom line : A cheater got caught and business went on as usual.
There's lots of money to be made in CPA if you do it the right way, stop wasting time and energy trying to bring down guys like MB and focus on building your business instead so everyone make's money and comes out ahead.