PageManager
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- Jan 12, 2013
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I'd like to start cloaking Facebook ads again, but don't know the best one. I tried NoIPFraud but it seems to not be going well as I'd like. Any better ones?
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Best cloaker for FB Ads?
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WaffleHacker
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- Oct 8, 2015
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I recently switched to Cloaker.xyz after using NoIPFraud for a while. Works WAY better, imo. Ads rarely ever get banned. I think they still have the 3 day trial going on too. I'd def check that one out.
AlphaRacks
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- Dec 31, 2014
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you can try to use BlackJack services. I heard about it that the support offer really quick reponse and it works really good for Facebook Ads.
VolatileQQ
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- Jun 30, 2015
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I use Fraudbuster and it's been doing amazing. Their recent update is nice too. Heard good things about BJ from other members as well.
- Mar 21, 2013
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Unless you get a heavy duty cloaker FB will catch you. There are great cloakers offered here on BHW.
SalTheRock
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- Oct 17, 2015
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You should use cloaker xyz, I hope it will helpful for you.
qcp860
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"Best" is a relative term. At any point in time one commercial cloaking service may be "better" than another for a given network. But then they do more traffic analysis, catch up, and everyone is cloaking that network well. This continues back and forth... So "best" really means finding a commercial service with good support that will keep analyzing traffic and updating its database of IPs and fingerprints.
theabcofxyz
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- Dec 18, 2014
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Contacted Fraudbuster and Cloaker XYZ, will try and update here with my experience with each. I just asked both "Hello, I have some ecigarette sites I want to do cloaked ads in Facebook for. Can you help?" Will see.
VolatileQQ
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- Jun 30, 2015
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Since I played around with this, and I'm pretty sure they don't give actual campaign support ( Could be wrong ), I'll let you know that to promote that on Facebook is very difficult. The reason is you have to be very vague about it sort of mentioning "juice" but not ltting it be known it's vaping or eCigs as you know, they're banned on FB. So although you can cloak the website no problem and get the ad accepted, your actual ad copy can't be as powerful or direct since the cloaker can't protect you from actual ad copy that don't comply with their ToS Standards. They only bypass website acceptance standards.
Hope that answered your question. (
theabcofxyz
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- Dec 18, 2014
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Since I played around with this, and I'm pretty sure they don't give actual campaign support ( Could be wrong ), I'll let you know that to promote that on Facebook is very difficult. The reason is you have to be very vague about it sort of mentioning "juice" but not ltting it be known it's vaping or eCigs as you know, they're banned on FB. So although you can cloak the website no problem and get the ad accepted, your actual ad copy can't be as powerful or direct since the cloaker can't protect you from actual ad copy that don't comply with their ToS Standards. They only bypass website acceptance standards.
Hope that answered your question. (
Thanks. Fraudbuster got back to me with an email with basically what I was looking for: the price. It's 400 dollars and they didn't say anything about ecigs being a no-no. They say illegal stuff is not cool, but ethically wrong/high risk items are ok.
Aside from that, I heard what I seek is possible (near-seamless cloaked FB ads, with minimum reformatting). I see it is being done quite effectively by active BHW members like mrblackjack (sorry if I mangled the name) and others so my search will continue.
VolatileQQ
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- Jun 30, 2015
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No I didn't mean they won't promote ecigs, I mean FB usually gives those ads a hard time to get approved ad copy wise. Sorry if you misunderstood my question.
Ralph Urner
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- Jun 24, 2014
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You can promote Ecigs but you need to use your own strategy. Cloaker providers only offer tool and support for their tool. They most likely won't handhold you to deploy your campaigns.
I would like to suggest alternative way:
Spy on competitors and see how they are able to promote "E-Cigs" using a cloaker. Then I would just replicate their flow with a cloaker and improve from there.
Creating a profitable campaign which is scalable is lot more work and definitely rewards are also high. So, people most likely won't help anyone if they really have their own profitable campaigns.
I would like to suggest alternative way:
Spy on competitors and see how they are able to promote "E-Cigs" using a cloaker. Then I would just replicate their flow with a cloaker and improve from there.
Creating a profitable campaign which is scalable is lot more work and definitely rewards are also high. So, people most likely won't help anyone if they really have their own profitable campaigns.
Ralph Urner
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- Jun 24, 2014
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$400? Please check again, current price is just $199 for unlimited clicks, campaigns, server installs, traffic sources.
DDuce
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- Nov 11, 2011
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Hi guys, I'm new to the concept of cloaking but always interested in online technology. Just out of curiosity: what does a cloaking service like cloaker.xyz do on a technical level?
On their site they promote fraud protection but I've yet to see that term being used in this thread
Is it creating a landing page that looks differently to someone reviewing it, than someone who comes in through Facebook?
On their site they promote fraud protection but I've yet to see that term being used in this thread
Is it creating a landing page that looks differently to someone reviewing it, than someone who comes in through Facebook?