September 05, 2020
  • Profitability 9
  • Problems with anti-viruses 6
  • Stability 7
  • Support 3

The network is normal, I'm generally satisfied. I added three sites for the test - for alexa rating 24k, 100k, 200k.

As soon as the minimum amount of payment has accumulated, I wrote to the support team and asked for documents (passport, screenshots of linked PS). Provided, but this was not enough. Demanded more selfies with open passport and face. Naturally, I refused.

A small remark: I know what is the KYC procedure, and I have repeatedly passed it. And I will continue to do so if necessary. BUT! First, PropellerAds does the KYC not through a provider (who is already trusted), but itself, through a chat room, with the help of its mythical "securiti department". No one will tell you what they do with your documents. Yes, they are kind of working in compliance with GDPR, but this GDPR does not really protect Russian citizens.

Secondly, I don't really understand why a company that just displays banners on my website needs such a huge package of documents. I've never been asked for such a pile of documents - not at the bank, not at the exchange. Even Google AdSense does not require so many documents.

However, they agreed to close my account and withdraw the money I earned. They refused to look for alternatives. Obviously, it is more important for them to take a stand and do it their way. Okay, that's their business and their corporate policy. So I just switched to another affiliate.

I can't attach a screenshot of my account (because I was banned), here is a screenshot of the payment:

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This review reflects the subjective opinion of the user, and not the official position of the editors.

Hello. As a legitimate company we are very careful about KYC. We are building a system that can work long and steadily, also to secure our clients' money.

We have been successfully working and developing for nine years. Such long-term success is hardly possible in companies where illegal actions with clients' documents are committed. If this happens in gray netwares, it's sad.

September 25, 2020, 14:04 0
No one is saying that you are doing anything illegal with customer data. In 99% of cases, leaks are accidental, not malicious. And according to the number of documents you request, you can do anything with a person - from obtaining a loan from a bank to re-registering property. At the same time, in the case of a leak, you are practically threatened with nothing - try to prove where the data leaked out from.

And all for the protection of a hundred dollars a week that I get into the same wallet? Makes you wonder.

November 04, 2020, 01:54 0

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