Bing Ads crawler setup. anyone testing TrafficSaviour recently

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is it just me or Bing got way stricter with their bots?was running a basic sweepstakes offer with a standard php integration, but page got flagged in 2 hours. basic IP/ISP filter didnt block their residential crawler at all.
thinking to try TrafficSaviour on my next batch of accounts. does JS filtering actually work against these new residential bots or they still get through? anyone tested TS on Bing?
 
is it just me or Bing got way stricter with their bots?was running a basic sweepstakes offer with a standard php integration, but page got flagged in 2 hours. basic IP/ISP filter didnt block their residential crawler at all.
thinking to try TrafficSaviour on my next batch of accounts. does JS filtering actually work against these new residential bots or they still get through? anyone tested TS on Bing?
it seems as u need api for php script to be effective
 
is it just me or Bing got way stricter with their bots?was running a basic sweepstakes offer with a standard php integration, but page got flagged in 2 hours. basic IP/ISP filter didnt block their residential crawler at all.
thinking to try TrafficSaviour on my next batch of accounts. does JS filtering actually work against these new residential bots or they still get through? anyone tested TS on Bing?
TBH I will put some new LP’s on and check the logs since it looks like these residential proxies are getting harder to filter out using basic filter nd IP bans are not working anymore.
 
is it just me or Bing got way stricter with their bots?was running a basic sweepstakes offer with a standard php integration, but page got flagged in 2 hours. basic IP/ISP filter didnt block their residential crawler at all.
thinking to try TrafficSaviour on my next batch of accounts. does JS filtering actually work against these new residential bots or they still get through? anyone tested TS on Bing?
Traffic Saviour seems to handle those residential proxies better than basic php, but u still gotta be careful with safe page bounce rate. bing will flag it if the safe page look completely out of context.
 
Traffic Saviour seems to handle those residential proxies better than basic php, but u still gotta be careful with safe page bounce rate. bing will flag it if the safe page look completely out of context.
proxy quality makes a difference, but that doesn’t make it a get out of jail free card. if the safe site seems completely disconnected or receives unusual activity, then bing may still be able to detect the traffic.
 
Before switching tools, I’d check Bing’s policy feedback and server logs to understand what triggered the flag. JS filtering isn’t foolproof against residential crawlers, and cloaking can create bigger compliance issues. Better to fix the underlying landing page or targeting issue first.
 
I’d check Bing’s policy feedback and server logs before switching tools. Residential traffic can make IP based filtering unreliable, and JS filtering isn’t foolproof. If the offer is being flagged, reviewing the landing page and campaign compliance is a better first step.
 
JS filtering anlone isn’t a reliable way to separate users from automated traffic anyway because crawlers may execute JavaScript and bots can sometimes do the same.
 
is it just me or Bing got way stricter with their bots?was running a basic sweepstakes offer with a standard php integration, but page got flagged in 2 hours. basic IP/ISP filter didnt block their residential crawler at all.
thinking to try TrafficSaviour on my next batch of accounts. does JS filtering actually work against these new residential bots or they still get through? anyone tested TS on Bing?
PHP gets burnt instantly on Bing. TrafficSaviour passes those res proxies without issues, just make sure your safe LP matche the ad niche and gets real session time so manual review doesn't flag it.
 
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is it just me or Bing got way stricter with their bots?was running a basic sweepstakes offer with a standard php integration, but page got flagged in 2 hours. basic IP/ISP filter didnt block their residential crawler at all.
thinking to try TrafficSaviour on my next batch of accounts. does JS filtering actually work against these new residential bots or they still get through? anyone tested TS on Bing?
it looks like bing has become tougher recentlly. however being flagged that fast can have several reasons nd the crawler is not the only one. hard to say for sure becuz we need to see how it behaves on others’ campaigns.
 
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