Ok here is the deal. That conversion ratio is not about taking offers, its about people actually go through and completing your install.
What your pushing has the users say f*ck that, and just close the whole installation before completion. So either what your offering isn't tempting enough to do an install, or you are dealing with some unbelievably seasoned traffic (highly highly doubtful). My guess is your pushing something that isn't normally an .exe or is expected to be a portable, or is easily found online, etc., and you haven't fooled them enough to take the bait. To me these numbers are soooooo bad this is a guess of what it might be - hey sucker here's a photo or video and you've made an .exe look like a broken .jpg or .wav, then they click it an see an installation and just close the installer, thinking this is a lie run away.
When you vet a network you look for the conversion of offers, not the take of the software really. If they don't take your software with revyou, they ain't taking it with IC,ADK,IM or any other legitimate network you throw at it. The difference between networks is what they payout, how well they can make a user click 'next' and install the offer before the user declines, how much they shave, and when and how they pay.
Whatever your pushing, its not something a user is expecting to install or there is a fundamental flaw in the file that was created for you.