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Neil Matthews
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1 year ago
in New Scam: UltimateSearchGuide.com and SSK eMarketing on odd time signatures
In reply to Angela's statement about the Google refunds, their invalid click filters are not that good, and a click farm as you describe above will probably fool the filter as they look like real users browsing your site.
It is my experience that people working on click farms are given intrusctions to click on links on the site to simulate a real user experience in an effort to fool the search engine.
What is more, why would they do it if they were not generating an income?
An excellent post exposing another click fraud scam.
It is my experience that people working on click farms are given intrusctions to click on links on the site to simulate a real user experience in an effort to fool the search engine.
What is more, why would they do it if they were not generating an income?
An excellent post exposing another click fraud scam.
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Lesliek1
Agree with Neil - the only surefire way to ensure that you get what you pay for is to audit your PPC campaigns with a third party provider. Of course engines will claim they are catching it (especially the 600 lb. Gorilla) - but in the end, do you really want the thief who robbed your bank today to become your security guard tomorrow?
