Ero-advertising scammed me. Be AWARE

First of all let me say this. I did noting wrong, I read their policy and my website was legal.

I requested my first payment and within 1 hour they deleted my account without notification which is very unprofessional.

They said I was blocked because of anti-fraud. I asked them to explain what I did wrong and they said they couldn't because of company policy. Oh well, I'm here for the experience, I'm just glad I didn't wait until I earned more to request my payment.

If you're thinking of joining ero-advertising, my advice is to avoid them. My website is totally legal and all my impressions and click are real so I can't possibly see a way for them to detect fraud. I had 0.7% ctr which is totally normal.

Here is a sc of the conversation:


The only possible explanation I can think of was they think that I clicked on my own ads..but my ctr was 0.7% which was below average so I don't know how the hell they detected fraud.

Open a shitlist then...

Unless they're not a part of this forum

As far as i know they are legit network, what was your volume of traffic ? your payment amount ? Your traffic source, organic or paid one ?

At least they could tell you what was wrong ...

Nut-Nights said:

As far as i know they are legit network, what was your volume of traffic ? your payment amount ? Your traffic source, organic or paid one ?

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I am getting 5k uv a day. payment amount was $12. Traffic source is mostly direct visitors and 10% from search

Welcome to real world, where almost everyone is trying to screw you up.. Just sign in with some another network

If they have an account here, then start a Shit List thread.

Jinyus said:

First of all let me say this. I did noting wrong, I read their policy and my website was legal.

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In Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", the title actually has multiple interpretations. This is because in the Elizabethan era, the word "nothing" was pronounced like "noting", as in noticing something or take notes.