mrgibblet
Junior Member
- Aug 1, 2013
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Anyone else use exoclick? I heard that they were a good ad network, so today I decided to give it a try.
I added $200 to my funds, and set up some really nice campaigns with my own custom ads, etc. etc.
Here's where I hit a problem.
My campaigns were rejected for the following reasons: "Product Information Required - Please Contact Customer Services"
Not a big deal, I can just go to customer services and provide them more info about my campaigns, right? NOPE.
On the customer service ticket page, after I fill out all my ticket info and click submit, the site prompts this error:
"A Cross Site Request Forgery attempt has been detected; please try again."
Excellent. Not only have I dropped $200 on exoclick only to have my ad campaigns declined, I can't even contact customer support to get it fixed! Fuck that.
To me, it appears that exoclick is making EASY money by rejecting advertiser campaigns and not allowing them to contact customer support. This means people deposit the minimum $200 to start advertising, but exoclick is just going to decline their campaigns so they can't ever advertise. Sounds like the ultimate scam haha.
I've read so many good things about exoclick though. It's a shame they do this to people.
I added $200 to my funds, and set up some really nice campaigns with my own custom ads, etc. etc.
Here's where I hit a problem.
My campaigns were rejected for the following reasons: "Product Information Required - Please Contact Customer Services"
Not a big deal, I can just go to customer services and provide them more info about my campaigns, right? NOPE.
On the customer service ticket page, after I fill out all my ticket info and click submit, the site prompts this error:
"A Cross Site Request Forgery attempt has been detected; please try again."
Excellent. Not only have I dropped $200 on exoclick only to have my ad campaigns declined, I can't even contact customer support to get it fixed! Fuck that.
To me, it appears that exoclick is making EASY money by rejecting advertiser campaigns and not allowing them to contact customer support. This means people deposit the minimum $200 to start advertising, but exoclick is just going to decline their campaigns so they can't ever advertise. Sounds like the ultimate scam haha.
I've read so many good things about exoclick though. It's a shame they do this to people.