Arbitrage Issue - need help

optyquest

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Hello Team

I’m running into issues with my arbitrage traffic flow. I purchase traffic from Source X and send it through JuicyAds PopUnders code, but only about 5% of the traffic is being recorded in the stats. I’m seeing the same issue with PlugRush.
When I send the traffic directly to a URL, the performance is much better.
I need help figuring out whether the problem lies with the code, my hosting setup, or if sending traffic through a popunder script is simply not worth it.
 
I have a few thoughts on this. I took a Twitter course and, afterward, used it as my traffic-driving tool for a long time
  • Tracking Discrepancies: JuicyAds and PlugRush use unique IP-based tracking, while your stats might be raw or filtered differently. Third-party trackers (e.g., Google Analytics) often undercount by 10-30% due to bots, ad blockers, or incomplete loads. This explains why direct URL sends perform better-fewer layers mean less loss.
  • Popunder Script Limitations: Popunders are stealthy but get hammered by modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox) with built-in blockers. In 2025, with stricter privacy rules, up to 50-70% of pop traffic can get suppressed on mobile/desktop if the script doesn't fire properly. If your code isn't optimized (e.g., delays in loading or JS conflicts), it'll drop traffic hard
Write down your situation in more detail and I think we will come to a solution, I will help you
 
I have a few thoughts on this. I took a Twitter course and, afterward, used it as my traffic-driving tool for a long time
  • Tracking Discrepancies: JuicyAds and PlugRush use unique IP-based tracking, while your stats might be raw or filtered differently. Third-party trackers (e.g., Google Analytics) often undercount by 10-30% due to bots, ad blockers, or incomplete loads. This explains why direct URL sends perform better-fewer layers mean less loss.
  • Popunder Script Limitations: Popunders are stealthy but get hammered by modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox) with built-in blockers. In 2025, with stricter privacy rules, up to 50-70% of pop traffic can get suppressed on mobile/desktop if the script doesn't fire properly. If your code isn't optimized (e.g., delays in loading or JS conflicts), it'll drop traffic hard
Write down your situation in more detail and I think we will come to a solution, I will help you
I need your help
 
Try setting up a simple third-party tracker to track the clicks *before* they hit the network's code, and then again *after*. This will help pinpoint where the biggest drop is occurring. You might also want to test different visitor sources or, as you've seen, directly send to your offers without the extra layer. Sometimes, those extra hops just kill your engagement.
i need your help...can you help me?
 
i’m in the same pain with arbitrage. traffic cost keeps rising, margins tight, one user said “AFD is dead, RSOC only somewhat works now”. start small, test geo + feed type, track EPC/CPA closely and be ready to pivot.
 
Technology has advanced now, and reverse engineering is the solution. Change ad networks. I can't help you because I can't provide a link here. We earn $10,000 per day from traffic arbitrage. If you ask for free help, you can start earning immediately. All you need to do is register with a single address and look at the statistics. Good luck.
 
Technology has advanced now, and reverse engineering is the solution. Change ad networks. I can't help you because I can't provide a link here. We earn $10,000 per day from traffic arbitrage. If you ask for free help, you can start earning immediately. All you need to do is register with a single address and look at the statistics. Good luck.
What platform do you use to purchase traffic?
 
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