Fiverr Web traffic gigs real or scam???

Real as in will they deliver the traffic or real as in real web visitors ?
It's definitely fake visitors (bots). It's just to boost your site ratings on analytic sites like Alexa
 
Obviously, it all depends on the individual service.
If it looks too good to be true: Yes, it could be fake traffic / scam (especially if you're buying from a non-reputated seller), however from what I experienced a few years ago, usually it is real traffic, but very very low quality (untargeted, from popunders etc.)
Most of the time, this traffic won't show in your Google Analytics.

I would not advice to buy cheap traffic for an AdSense website, even when the seller claims it's "100% AdSense safe"
 
I bought one time this type of traffic. So it's a bots traffic just for visiting your website but you can't get any conversion and any real user.
If you want normal traffic, I'll recommend you buy social niche sharing, social signals, and relevant niche groups posting in social (fb, pinterest, twitter).
It makes more sense. You can get target traffic and real visitors if your website has good content.

P.S. Just ask yourself, why the seller sell for example 10,000 unique visitors for $10-15. It's because you will get nothing with it type of traffic.
 
I bought one time this type of traffic. So it's a bots traffic just for visiting your website but you can't get any conversion and any real user.
If you want normal traffic, I'll recommend you buy social niche sharing, social signals, and relevant niche groups posting in social (fb, pinterest, twitter).
It makes more sense. You can get target traffic and real visitors if your website has good content.

P.S. Just ask yourself, why the seller sell for example 10,000 unique visitors for $10-15. It's because you will get nothing with it type of traffic.
U opened my eyes bro thanks :)
 
Honestly, a lot of the services provide $5 for 1,000~20,000 traffic. If it sounds too good to be true, then it is too good to be true.

I recently bought +125 traffic on Fiverr for $5 and it was WAY better than I expected. They were super targeted and I got a few leads.

Do your own research before buying.
 
Honestly, a lot of the services provide $5 for 1,000~20,000 traffic. If it sounds too good to be true, then it is too good to be true.

I recently bought +125 traffic on Fiverr for $5 and it was WAY better than I expected. They were super targeted and I got a few leads.

Do your own research before buying.

can you send me link for this?
 
can you send me link for this?
He's one of the top sellers for traffic. His username is @adsensewizard I believe. I forgot. But there are many great suppliers on there like him. Don't ask him for his personal information or to PM you Skype because that's how I got ban without warning,
 
Honestly, a lot of the services provide $5 for 1,000~20,000 traffic. If it sounds too good to be true, then it is too good to be true.

I recently bought +125 traffic on Fiverr for $5 and it was WAY better than I expected. They were super targeted and I got a few leads.

Do your own research before buying.
Is it used for ur traffic earnings??
 
Like others said, it's mostly bot traffic. There's a popular bot called Jingling most of them use. You run it on your PC and can send many bot clicks to any site you want for free. It's good for boosting your traffic numbers, not for leads/converts. I used this traffic only to lower my conversion rate. There may be some vendors who sell traffic from other sources that may actually convert, if that's what you're looking for. Only way to know who is to talk to them (and trust they are not lying to you) or test their service. In my experience, they don't convert at all. Neither do look-a-like services like maxvisits.
 
If they don’t give you their traffic source then they are definitely fake. Always ask for traffic sources.
 
traffic comes from somewhere, it is not generated by itself
you can't grab it and throw it to your site, you promote/advertise your site and those who decided to click on it will be your traffic
fiverr sells bots, non-human traffic in 99% cases
 
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