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Google and TrustPilot don't want to hear anything about this. Anyone know how to actually get them to take action?

Just bumping this up as people are still getting scammed!

Have you looked at impression shares and individual conversion rates of keywords? This should make it very clear if there is room for more efficiency (limited by budget suggests this is the case). If keywords that convert at efficient rates aren't getting over 90% impression share, then these...

Just to reiterate, if you are limited by budget there is room to decrease CPCs and therefore CPAs. You seem to be ignoring the most basic of supply/demand equations!

haha, the classic sign of defeat. sounds like you would have been scammed too if your scammer wasn't slightly more stupid than you ;)

What a lovely chap.

He's clearly fishing for self amusement. It's possible he's involved with gadsaccounts.com and getting off on the misery caused.

Haha, I'll bite, care to share the knowledge that contradicts the fundamental rules of crypto?

Obviously not true with BTC.

Chat functionality appears to be removed on the website (or perhaps just for certain IPs!).

Have given legit details on multiple accounts and it has worked in the past.

If you are limited by budget then it sounds as though you can lower the CPC and/or the CPA (cost per action) to further optimise your campaigns. Look at cost per action and impression share at a keyword level, focus on the keywords with lowest cost per action and most potential (missed...

Nice, did you put effort into the appeal, or just rattle it off quickly?

Good points!

Just to make it clear for anyone searching and considering buying from gadsaccounts.com: gadsaccounts.com is a scam. The trustpilot reviews are fake, the website is a fake, the guy stops replying once you make payment.

I contacted him from another e-mail address pretending I wanted to buy 5 accounts. VERY QUICK RESPONSE Kept him on the hook for a few e-mails, always replied within the hour, obviously went very quiet when I asked him to kindly reply to my real e-mails.

haha, case closed!

It's so frustrating and can't be a coincidence that the ads start showing within 24 hours of contacting support... Don't want to be dealing with support robohumans just to get a basic campaign live every day.

Surely we can get the trustpilot 5* rating and google listings removed, that would instantly undermine his entire scammy universe. I e-mailed truspilot who advised me to leave my own rating (despite the page not accepting new ones as it's registered in Russia), their support is almost as bad as...

And if a completely legit tracking template with no cloaking or funny business gets your account suspended? Time to hang up the wand?