Adstera closed my account IDK why

Bigray

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I started publishing at adsterra for close to a while now and recently my account was closed, I don't really know why, I tried chatting them but all they said is, advertisers are complaining of my traffic, I asked why but they didn't give me any valid reason,

Will another ad network accept me?
I don't know if the problem is me or adsterra.
I want to try monetag

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They just didn't wanted to pay you or your traffic was shit
 
The Users are coming from legitimate sources and get real clicks or do they appear suspicious ? like aspiring direct to the offer page.
 
ive been with adsterra for about 3 years now without any issues so something might be out of the ordinary. advertisers cant complain your specific traffic, so adsterra musnt of liked something. maybe have a suss of ur traffic, because thatd be the issue of how ur showing ur ads.
 
Your account has been limited. You can still access it, but you are no longer permitted to create new ad tags, placements or direct links.

The traffic I sent went directly to google.com and I didn't receive any message. I lost $5. The above information is the response I got when I contacted them.
 
Sending bot traffic via twitter short links does not make your traffic from Twitter. Just saying. Not sure if that was the case but leaving it here. Also @AdsterraNetwork
 
If OP is innocent and having legit Twitter traffic, it might be that the advertiser campaign didn't performed as they hoped and trying to play down on publishers to cover some losses. The network has no reason for doing that, but they might have been mislead.
 
If OP is innocent and having legit Twitter traffic, it might be that the advertiser campaign didn't performed as they hoped and trying to play down on publishers to cover some losses. The network has no reason for doing that, but they might have been mislead.
But if they do this on large scale, the negative reviews will kill their business.
 
But if they do this on large scale, the negative reviews will kill their business.
If you were poking in the CPA (or similar business) industry for enough time, you'll realize most of them are hit and run, at least for a given offer. This is about advertisers. I'm not saying networks are at fault, but there should be some responsibility on their part too.
 
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