Is Bing Selling Fake Clicks?

@oleg21621 That's partially true. BAS and Zenoposter are good tools and are like any other tool powerful only if user knows how to wield them. Thus speaking person/operator must be familiar enough with them and how to properly make use of them. Same goes for any other software.

Please note that I am not pro playwright/puppeteer or any other automation framework/lib nor BAS/Zenoposter. I just found my way around them and figured how to fight bot detection. Only reason why use those particular tools is small footprint and manageability via DevOps pipelines (100mb Chrome profile with this approach VS. few hundred or thousands of MB's with BAS/Zenoposter approach.)
 
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uncutu said:
yep there was a method floating around for doing click fraud with google adsense with twitter traffic
worked for me for a few years
warm accounts up very very slowly. eventually getting x,xxx-xx,xxxx per month from adsense with 100% fake clicks
it patched eventually but im sure other people have it all figured out for what works right now.
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how can you warm up ads account
 
MedXon said:
how can you warm up ads account
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in the scope of my last comment, start small and work up. start with $0-2 per day weeks. then $5-10 per day weeks. then slowly creep up until youre making hundreds per day. does it still work now? who knows, i've moved on.
 
uncutu said:
in the scope of my last comment, start small and work up. start with $0-2 per day weeks. then $5-10 per day weeks. then slowly creep up until youre making hundreds per day. does it still work now? who knows, i've moved on.
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I think there are new techniques, but i still not find it
 
Everyone Sells Fake Links. It's just another Variable you need to cost quantify and factor into your pipeline.
 
Not 100% sure about this. That your tool detect as a Spider or Bot might just be a user clicking on the ad and leaving after 5 seconds. If you are targeting broad keywords this might be the reason
 
i've been digging into this and there are bing partners (they resell bing ads as a network partner) who allow click fraud and are even being run by people who do click fraud

you just need to sign up to bing using one of those partners and use a decent bot with unique ip addresses
 
strontium said:
that's based on IP address blocking which doesn't work

if you're going to use a tool, ignore any based on ip address blocking and instead use one of the real click fraud blocking companies like human security and polygraph
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Human security doesn't have a pricing page, how much do you think they charge? Are they only available to big companies?
 
cmac434 said:
You can control much of this in setting by only:
1. Using Microsoft Network avoid network partners.
2. Targeted your country, then people who live in your target location who actively search.
3. In settings, decrease audience ads by -100%.

Audience ads is where you will get a bunch of clicks that look like bots. Focusing on just search will reduce this.
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Decreasing audience ads helps to get more real traffic, but I still see in reports than I am still receiving clicks from other sources than bing search. That's probably because of - Multimedia Ads Bids? I see it cannot be lower than increase by 20%. Or am I missing something?
 
digitalbiker said:
Hi guys,
I've launched a campaign and not really sure what kind of clicks I am getting.

For example - I am targeting 100% mobile, but my tracker does not show any of that mobile. I do use this tracker for other purposes and it works pretty well. There is also a significant difference between the Bing report and the actual clicks received. In addition 90% of the clicks are flagged as bot/spider by my tracker.

I've clicked on my ad with vpn and went to straight my lander with no problem. So setup is working properly...

Is Bing trying to screw me, or is it competition killing other campaigns? Or do I have somekind blocked domain? I've checked it with google transparency tool, it doesn't show any issues.

Any help really appreciated. Thanks
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There is no evidence to suggest that Bing is selling fake clicks. However, it is possible that some of the clicks you are receiving from Bing's advertising platform may be invalid or fraudulent, such as clicks from automated bots or click farms. This is a common issue in the digital advertising industry, and it can be difficult to completely eliminate fraudulent clicks.
To help prevent fraudulent clicks, Bing employs various detection and prevention techniques, such as machine learning algorithms and human review processes. Additionally, you can also take steps to monitor your advertising campaigns and detect any invalid clicks. For example, you can use tracking tools and analytics to track the source of your clicks, monitor click patterns, and detect any suspicious activity.
If you have concerns about the validity of your Bing clicks, you can contact Bing Ads support for assistance. They can help you investigate the issue and take appropriate actions to address it.
 
George_B said:
There is no evidence to suggest that Bing is selling fake clicks. However, it is possible that some of the clicks you are receiving from Bing's advertising platform may be invalid or fraudulent, such as clicks from automated bots or click farms. This is a common issue in the digital advertising industry, and it can be difficult to completely eliminate fraudulent clicks.
To help prevent fraudulent clicks, Bing employs various detection and prevention techniques, such as machine learning algorithms and human review processes. Additionally, you can also take steps to monitor your advertising campaigns and detect any invalid clicks. For example, you can use tracking tools and analytics to track the source of your clicks, monitor click patterns, and detect any suspicious activity.
If you have concerns about the validity of your Bing clicks, you can contact Bing Ads support for assistance. They can help you investigate the issue and take appropriate actions to address it.
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Is Chat GPT taking over bhw? lol
 
George_B said:
There is no evidence to suggest that Bing is selling fake clicks. However, it is possible that some of the clicks you are receiving from Bing's advertising platform may be invalid or fraudulent, such as clicks from automated bots or click farms. This is a common issue in the digital advertising industry, and it can be difficult to completely eliminate fraudulent clicks.
To help prevent fraudulent clicks, Bing employs various detection and prevention techniques, such as machine learning algorithms and human review processes. Additionally, you can also take steps to monitor your advertising campaigns and detect any invalid clicks. For example, you can use tracking tools and analytics to track the source of your clicks, monitor click patterns, and detect any suspicious activity.
If you have concerns about the validity of your Bing clicks, you can contact Bing Ads support for assistance. They can help you investigate the issue and take appropriate actions to address it.
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bing does nothing about fake clicks. you wanna make some money? do click fraud on bing
 
strontium said:
What is the advantage of this over something like puppeteer extra?
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Hi guys, then if a competitor is doing mass click link how can we respond ? I'm looking ofr someone to pay to create a bot to mass click on his link so that he will pay as much as i paid
 
ClickCease is to find that out for filtering in your ad campaigns.
 
George_B said:
There is no evidence to suggest that Bing is selling fake clicks. However, it is possible that some of the clicks you are receiving from Bing's advertising platform may be invalid or fraudulent, such as clicks from automated bots or click farms. This is a common issue in the digital advertising industry, and it can be difficult to completely eliminate fraudulent clicks.
To help prevent fraudulent clicks, Bing employs various detection and prevention techniques, such as machine learning algorithms and human review processes. Additionally, you can also take steps to monitor your advertising campaigns and detect any invalid clicks. For example, you can use tracking tools and analytics to track the source of your clicks, monitor click patterns, and detect any suspicious activity.
If you have concerns about the validity of your Bing clicks, you can contact Bing Ads support for assistance. They can help you investigate the issue and take appropriate actions to address it.
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That is the party line from MS Ads. It's utter lies.
I wasted $5k on MS Ads in January this year. Without a doubt, at least $4000 was fake clicks.

145 clicks from ONE device, using 153 diff IP addresses, in ONE hour. My usual is 2 to 6 clicks a day.
I contacted MS Ads support, and they were no help. At all. "We've investigated the clicks and found they are valid."

You spread lies. You made the world a worse place by hurting small businesses. Tell harmful lies and you will not outrun them. You'll have horrors in store, an aching scrotum, profuse rectal bleeding, your family won't recognize you and all your friends will abandon you.
 
AlexAkimbo said:
Depends on approach one will use. Basically on one VPS instance you can run limited amount of bots and each must be unique (have unique fingerprint like you’ve said). Let’s take basic approach puppeteer/playwright/selenium into the equation - i tried it on different devices and got to the sweet stop of 4 parallel browser windows on m1 mac (or windows/linux 4vcpu/8GB ram). Other issue are chrome persistent profiles (if you use chrome/chromium based browser) as those MF’s can grow up really fast. Right now i am testing one method and 100k of Chrome profiles are cca 15TB (less than one month old). I’m thinking to try kubernetes approach and to see is it better for this task.

So, like i’ve said earlier, one must check everything beforehand and must have in-depth knowledge of lots of stuff.

To sum it up, good traffic bot must have following:
1. Quality residential proxy (can be bought or built)
2. Ability to mimic real user (e.g. bezier curve implementation for mouse movement) (development knowledge)
3. Option to monetise such bot (ad network/IM knowledge)
4. Deployment/Management (in terms of dashboard, remote execution, feedback to master node, etc.) (network protocols, advanced server management, MF frontend and backend development, etc)
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Could you elaborate a bit on how you make 100k browser profiles, I.e: I'm currently using rotating residential proxies, but I feel making a browser profile for them that extends beyond the rotation time isn't realistic enough, and buying 100k sticky proxies to get them would be a bit off my budget (don't know about your budget)..

I'm now working to create synthetic browser profiles, by creating a large pool of attributes and assign them to the worker bots on initialization, maybe it's the right track, or maybe not.

Would love to hear your insights on this matter.
 
they are not selling fake clicks it's probably your competitors
 
In most asian countries, click fraud is done using PHONE FARMS.

This is the hardest to be detected and filtered by Ad network and anti ad fraud tools.

Why?

Because phone farms are made up of real devices with real fingerprints, real browsing behaviour and real cookies.
 
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