Trending.Bid reviews

First I've read the comments here as a good citizen. And I realized that the affiliate program is not bad. But I've found a pattern. They have too many sweet reviews, where everything is fabulously good and only one negative. I did not try my luck just in case.

A few days later I got a message from the N person in telegram who introduced himself as a media buyer of this company. He praised it. I signed up. And I drove my first deposit.

I thought, well, maybe I'm a fool. And I do something wrong. I drove one more deposit. I put in pushes, geo, age. Lots of views, 0 conversions. And that went on for some amount of time. I've started getting suspicious. Made a preland through ukit I've turned on the yandex metrics. Started a push campaign. 33558 views, 2532 clicks - huge clickability. Conversions? - 0 On the site of an affiliate program the statistics is completely different. They have 2 times less transitions. But they still were there.

I turn on the Yandex metrics, there is a section - ip addresses and behavior of the user on the site. First, some people clicked on it for 5-10 times, although there is the setting 1 user 1 display. Secondly - the most interesting - the behavior of the user. I was not lazy and opened something like 500 - 600 random IPs. The site opens and hangs for 1-20 minutes. Just stands open. In this case, all the possible buttons were somehow pressed. Well logical, that would press the button at the bottom of the land, you need to scroll there. And the site lags. What is the result? Ads are clicked by bots. And in this network of just an immeasurable amount. For the sake of interest, put whatever picture you want and you'll see a super rate of clicks and impressions.

I wrote to the support. Why bots were scamming the deposit?
The reply was that I had to check ip info. They were checking it for two weeks. In the end they wrote that there were no violations. To the question "How 600 people opened the site and managed to reach the button with their tantacles a mile away at the bottom of the site without scrolling it?" the answer - well, the bots are everywhere, but you do not have all the bots. We kind of fight them.

I also did another test. I made the ad on my Telegram. When a person enters the telegram channel, the first post is automatically credited with a view.

Here's the report in their office:

Here's the report in metrics:

I record a video, the user's behavior on the site and I've sent it to them on the telegram:

Response:

I.e. they didn't care about the fact that I threw a complaint about the bots in the first place. And they've grilled me for two weeks to check for fraud, lol what?

In general, my friends. Do not be fooled by the comments. They seem to have bought them or they were written by the same bots as at their network. The network is a crap.

It's a pity that, like many people, I read the reviews after working with them.

The traffic is basically normal. Just like everywhere else, you can find the right one. If it wasn't for a BUT...

They trick me and steal my funnels.

I send the minimum. made a company, was tested, then began to replenish and send the traffic normally. After spending $ 370, my companies got stopped and say to change the creatives, we missed them by mistake. And not a small correction, and just total replacement for something completely different. And this is when I have abundantly made a list of blacks, and cut off unnecessary traffic. I only tested 2 companies, so the lists were normal.

But for the sake of testing I have paid more money and checked how it goes with new creatives. Of course there wasn't any sense in the send traffic, there was no result.

Wrote to them that we would agree about the compensation, to which I got the answer, "Yes, we were wrong, but you got the traffic. There won't be any compensation.

As a result, Minus $ 507 for a couple of days.

Moreover, I go to the spy tool and see that my offer is send from the same network, and everything is fine. And I stop it. And just so you understand, they look for reasons to stop so thoroughly, that they do not care what kind of lend do you have, offer, prelend. They go to the website of the company itself, and look for any opportunity to get something to complain about. And it doesn't matter that you don't have it.

Conclusion: If you're reading this. Run away from them! Especially if you're a beginner and are limited by budget. Spill all the money and even whrn you'll find a link, you'll just have it taken away.

My mistake - went to read the reviews after I've already drained the money:(

About the quality of traffic:

Drained about 3.5k - tested offers and the situation every time is the same: you start a campaign - the first day with 200-300 clicks 1 lead. And further - I've driven up to 2 thousand clicks a day for 5 days - the yield is 0, and that is this way with 3 different offers. (Screenshots are below).

How do they scam:

Two payment models: CPM, CPC. At first I used CPC because I suspected CTR was too good for pushes around 0.5%. Then I've decided to try paying for displays and here the figures are not as juicy CTR 0.05% (10 times less!). Experimented with two absolutely identical creatives with the same settings but with different payment model. Look at the difference at the screenshot:

In addition, I've tried to lower the price as much as possible, came to an absurd 5 pennies, while the number of clicks only increased (without yields naturally).

Pros: Once wrote to support - responded quickly and on the topic

Conclusions: It's up to you. I will not work with Trending.bid again and do not advise anyone.

Screenshots of one of the campaigns:

The advertising campaign

Statistics from the affiliate program (1 lead on the second day and then nothing)

Super bullshit traffic, just bots, guys do not work with them. Waste of time and money.

Created a campaign and even before moderation asked in Skype to check it, as a result, after 2 checks (!), including moderation, and balance top up for 3k, the unscrewing happened.

Literally the same day, after finding a funnel, the ban comes (nothing dissapeared from the balance and 30%). Until I turned to skype, no one even warned about anything. In skype, ban was explained by cloaking, and besides the murky form of screenshot, nothing has been shown, at a request to send specific information (click id, time, its geo), support said that the information was transferred to the moderation department, and, of course, no answer, as there is no real reason for the ban.

Except for fraud, this is not another name for it! Nevertheless, 3k is a good amount to know what kind of affiliate in fact, and banned "in time", because I was going to replenish the already a decent amount, stingy))) could have stolen a lot more))

Good afternoon, I want to share my experience with this advertising network.
Refilled an advertising account, set up a campaign, began testing, drove traffic 2k rubles - zero conversions, I started to write to a personal manager, told the situation, started testing another gambling offer, the conversion started.

After a while a ban of the account happened , allegedly for adult they have banned me, but there's a problem, I have not used adult content.

The manager provided an incomprehensible screenshot which is dated a month earlier than the launch of the campaign, allegedly it is proof that the adult was and I was blocked and there will be no unblocking or payment of the rest of the money on the advertising account.

This is the first time this has happened to me, I've been working with push ad networks for a year now and I just didn't expect this to happen.

This is essentially scammers who are just laundering money this way, extremely do not recommend working with trending.bid, you will waste your money and time.

This site sucks... These crooks Drain you bot traffic. Out of 600 Clicks 25 are from people... Think for yourself.... They easily block your account. Even if you have funds there... If you find a good funnel, then your account gets blocked... And they're probably driving your traffic themselves... My opinion: people don't go there, you'll get scammed...