Native advertising networks with larger image size?

I am trying nativeads.com right now and their image size is 150x100. I didn't know that when I signed up or I would not have joined.

I need to find a network with larger image sizes. I looked for a FAQ or something on Taboola but not luck. Many of the networks I visited wanted me to sign up first before they would tell me anything specific like initial deposit, image sizes, etc.

Taboola seems to be in my price range.
You can start at $10 a day. (native ads is $20) but I need a network that will allow 250x300 or even a little larger image.

Any ideas on what network to look at.

schleprock said:

I am trying nativeads.com right now and their image size is 150x100. I didn't know that when I signed up or I would not have joined.

I need to find a network with larger image sizes. I looked for a FAQ or something on Taboola but not luck. Many of the networks I visited wanted me to sign up first before they would tell me anything specific like initial deposit, image sizes, etc.

Taboola seems to be in my price range.
You can start at $10 a day. (native ads is $20) but I need a network that will allow 250x300 or even a little larger image.

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Payclick can upload an image maximum 438x250. Is it big enough for you?

Yes that would work. Do you like Payclick? Are you getting real visitors?

What is their minimum deposit? I went to their site but their FAQ did not show the minimum deposit.

schleprock said:

Yes that would work. Do you like Payclick? Are you getting real visitors?

What is their minimum deposit? I went to their site but their FAQ did not show the minimum deposit.

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Yes, I am satisfied with what I have earned so far.
The minimum deposit is $100. I have passed your concern about the FAQ to my Support Manager.

$100 fits in my budget pretty easily. Thanks.
Telling your AM about the minimum deposit is above and beyond the call of duty. Thanks.

Edit:
If these questions are too much don't answer and my apologies for even asking, but if you are willing:

Do you use any tracking software to keep track of real and fake hits?
I do and my current network has some rather large discrepancies between what they report and what my tracking company reports. Any problems with fake clicks?

About what is the average price per click?