Deepika Gabani
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It's Time to Get Serious About Affiliate Fraud.
What are the Methods to identify it????
What are the Methods to identify it????
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Mobile CPI Fraud in 2019.
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awesomesauce
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Your question is not clear.
What kind of fraud are we talking about exactly? Can you share more details?
Deepika Gabani
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Actually I'm asking fraud in Mobile CPI like, Fake Installs, Postback Fraud, non-human traffic, Botnets proxy ,incorrect use of creatives , incentivized fraud , New Device fraud.
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Graybeard
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That's like a politician's promise to eliminate crime, poverty or war -- laughable in the real world.
There are always new fraud detection methods -- some SaaS being offered -- you are just not in the loop
Here is the latest entry: Adjust Announces Acquisition of Unbotify - Mobile ID World
There are always new fraud detection methods -- some SaaS being offered -- you are just not in the loop
Here is the latest entry: Adjust Announces Acquisition of Unbotify - Mobile ID World
Deepika Gabani
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Thanks Good to know, But its really true. And does detection tools works in reality..That's like a politician's promise to eliminate crime, poverty or war -- laughable in the real world.
There are always new fraud detection methods -- some SaaS being offered -- you are just not in the loop
Here is the latest entry: Adjust Announces Acquisition of Unbotify - Mobile ID World
@Deepika Gabani I don't know if you've heard about it but Anti-Fraud Kit came out of beta earlier this week and it's been receiving some pretty good feedback in general.
It helps with detecting bots/fraud/invalid traffic - flags a visit or a click as suspicious and then displays the data for you in the panel and exports it to a CSV report. You can then block unwanted traffic using IP addresses/IP ranges/user agent names.
It helps with detecting bots/fraud/invalid traffic - flags a visit or a click as suspicious and then displays the data for you in the panel and exports it to a CSV report. You can then block unwanted traffic using IP addresses/IP ranges/user agent names.
Graybeard
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Bottom line:10% to 30% are the ad network *click* fraud results when I tested last year -- that's mostly padding on the network's delivery count and what was actually received (I have actual server logs proving this -- not blind accusations and tools making charts ) -- I am assuming it is not intentional fraud -- just sloppy programming and popunders that were blocked by the users browser (possibly) -- the testing was 80K adult popunders.
To a certain degree; traffic bought from these traffic networks was not much real click fraud -- seems it was all the bogyman's fault This is a cost of doing business just like shoplifting is in retail businesses.
The ad that the network sells me for $1 might really cost $1.10 to $1.30 <<< I just look at it this way and don't sweat the small shit ...
) -- I am assuming it is not intentional fraud -- just sloppy programming and popunders that were blocked by the users browser (possibly) -- the testing was 80K adult popunders.To a certain degree; traffic bought from these traffic networks was not much real click fraud -- seems it was all the bogyman's fault
This is a cost of doing business just like shoplifting is in retail businesses.The ad that the network sells me for $1 might really cost $1.10 to $1.30 <<< I just look at it this way and don't sweat the small shit ...
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