Anyway, I started working with them about 3 months ago.

In general, everything was going well - at first I drove traffic one geo, then I added the second one, and I began to grow a turnover.

The only thing that overshadowed all this was the indifferent work of Ekaterina's "manager".: she could answer the simplest questions for a week, or she could just go on vacation without warning, even if they were in the process of talking about the payment. Or you could just forget about it until you start asking again. Oh well, it didn't take much from her. It's okay.

I wouldn't have worked with them if it hadn't been for the payments that were higher than all the partners. When I started working, I went through all the affiliate programs, checked, they have the highest. And as it turned out, it was a hoax.

What's the point.

Yesterday I noticed that for some reason the conversions are not going, they have frozen. I go to the affiliate program to check the status - maybe the postback is broken and they just don't reach?

And then I notice that today the amount in the tracker is more than in the affiliate program itself.

I'm writing to the manager to find out what happened. To which she writes to me, "I'll find out now," and IMMEDIATELY starts typing the answer (you can see it in the Telegram). Well, I'm waiting. I get this response:

"I checked it out." With emoticons! Like it's all good, nice, and fun.

And one more thing:

But the funny thing is that the conditions exactly coincided with the postbacks from the affiliate program!

That is, she (or someone else) gave me an increased payout for some reason, and then they SILENTLY wrote everything off retroactively!

To my remark that this is their jamb, and now I'm in a big disadvantage for me (I'm leaking context, traffic is expensive) the answer was, "You were charged more than we had agreed on. We didn't write off anything superfluous.".

But the agreements, if you can call the terms of the offer that way, were just such, which is confirmed by the postbacks that came to the tracker! And to the question of what kind of agreements we had, stupidly ignore.

Normally, I should have said that there was a problem and decided somehow, for example, to lower the rate, but so that I could recapture the disadvantages or something else - but no, fuck it, they just wrote it off retroactively.

It's possible that it's just the manager who decided to cover up her joint (xs, why did she put an increased bid).

But if the above were all in the know.. Well, that's sad. Just a dumb and short-sighted spit. The market is not that big, and there are few people who drive traffic PPC.

Of course, I'm not going to work with them anymore.