Maxbounty Has Lost Their Mind!

So I asked my affiliate manager if a campaign X was still working. Because I am from India and I couldn't test it by visiting tracking URL as it will redirect me to another offer. The campaign X was valid only for USA. So, I trusted my affiliate manager once he said it's still up and running.

I ran a paid campaign to that offer. I saw multiple hundreds of clicks for the ad. I saw same clicks reflected in my analytics dashboard for my landing page. The landing page was simple and had only 1 button to go to the main offer.

But I didn't see any clicks in my Maxbounty dashboard. I was confused. So I bought US proxy to visit the affiliate URL and saw that the tracking domain is being warned as unsafe by Edge & Chrome. Same warning on mobile devices also. I messaged my affiliate manager and showed him proof that the domain is being warned as unsafe that's why I didn't get any clicks. But he said it's a browser error and not domain error. WTF?

I am attaching a screenshot of the error users were getting when visiting the main offer page. You tell me who's fault it is.

It's their fault, I faced this issue yesterday as well. When I started running paid traffic to the offer. I received a message from my ad network that they stopped the campaign because of malicious domain. Smh, MaxBounty is slacking right now, they need to get their act together.

Deleted member 1501362 said:

It's their fault, I faced this issue yesterday as well. When I started running paid traffic to the offer. I received a message from my ad network that they stopped the campaign because of malicious domain. Smh, MaxBounty is slacking right now, they need to get their act together.

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Which CPA network do you recommend? I have lost faith in Maxbounty. They are still ranked #1 on mThink for some reason.

Faceless Men said:

Which CPA network do you recommend? I have lost faith in Maxbounty. They are still ranked #1 on mThink for some reason.

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Zeydoo is decent. I hope MaxBoutny gets their act together because they were a good network.

I can not access the website but it is visible for people in US, I am pretty sure.

93% US traffic
https://ahrefs.com/traffic-checker/?input=https://luckycreek.com/&mode=subdomains

Faceless Men said:

he said it's a browser error and not domain error

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What he said may be right, but the fact that you are at a loss is the point.

I hope you didn't invest too much and honestly, forget about this and move on, learned a new lesson in life.