Network Fraud Detection

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jasonsluck

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As we all know, some networks scrub leads that shouldn't be scrubbed. I would like to know everyone's opinion on the best way of preventing this from happening and if an affiliate is dealing with a shady network, what are some of the top strategies of dealing with this issue and gathering evidence, etc?

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If you think you're getting excessively shaved just split test that offer through another more reputable network and run with the one that gets you better epcs
 
PhilipShapiro said:
Also use third party tracking to make sure the number of conversions matches up.
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This makes no sense. Being as your pixel is piggybacked inside a networks iframe or script pixel. If they didn't fire you pixel for your lead most likely you're pixel wouldn't fire inside the networks pixel. Because your pixel only fires on your traffic in most of the systems.

Just saying if you understand the technology this answer makes no sense from a technical perspective.
 
smaxor said:
This makes no sense. Being as your pixel is piggybacked inside a networks iframe or script pixel. If they didn't fire you pixel for your lead most likely you're pixel wouldn't fire inside the networks pixel. Because your pixel only fires on your traffic in most of the systems.

Just saying if you understand the technology this answer makes no sense from a technical perspective.
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I think he means don't direct link to a network without going through ANY tracking in the affs end (serious warrior forum lulz)

At least you can see the shaving of clicks (more lulz)
 
Go with a network that has less hops to the advertiser. There will be more breakage as more pixels are piggybacked from brokering.
 
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