CX Digital... Massive Fraud?
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I'm not ready to call this standard practice for CX quite yet. I personally haven't run too much through them, but I've heard good things about them from others who use them, and never had any issue with their tracking up until this point.wow. this may be the reason why i never get leads/sales on cx..... their rewards were so enticinglol
But yes, I would call it a fuckup.
I agree with this. I am running some offers with cx, and a split test showed a couple offers converting better on cx than other networks. But i will keep a close eye on my stats..
From what I see Tal has responded explaining that they'll look into the issue and compensate anyone affected from this, so no need for all the BS against CX.
On another side, I'm a very happy affiliate with CX, payments on time, friendly AM, high payouts and I've never noticed any tracking issues. Infact, I get compensated for the tracking issues on their end.
On another side, I'm a very happy affiliate with CX, payments on time, friendly AM, high payouts and I've never noticed any tracking issues. Infact, I get compensated for the tracking issues on their end.
I dint read anything he said about compensating anyone. I have a feeling you work for them?
If that is the case. Kinda sad that they are going CB routes to protect themselves from issues.
Kind of funny how two people that are saying good things about them are 1 or 2 post wonders. dooby and vjstar.
LOL! just like that clickbooth rep did some time ago on ALL blogs that blogged about how much they suck..
Just throwing a prediction. Hydra will win.
CX Digital has some good people, but their tracking system is SO flawed it's kind of ridiculous.
CX Digital has some good people, but their tracking system is SO flawed it's kind of ridiculous.
...says the CX fanboy;
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...says the CX fanboy;
CX Digital Shopping Spree
Thank You CX Digital!
Being A Good Affiliate Manager
CX Digital $750 Signing Bonus
The MMN Issue #1 Interview
Ask An Uber Affiliate - Round 9
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Affiliate Summit West 2008 Recap
Uber Affiliate Marketing Guide
...says the CX fanboy;
CX Digital Shopping Spree
Thank You CX Digital!
Being A Good Affiliate Manager
CX Digital $750 Signing Bonus
The MMN Issue #1 Interview
Ask An Uber Affiliate - Round 9
Ask An Uber Affiliate Round 6
Affiliate Summit West 2008 Recap
Uber Affiliate Marketing Guide
...says the CX fanboy;
CX Digital Shopping Spree
Thank You CX Digital!
Being A Good Affiliate Manager
CX Digital $750 Signing Bonus
The MMN Issue #1 Interview
Ask An Uber Affiliate - Round 9
Ask An Uber Affiliate Round 6
Affiliate Summit West 2008 Recap
Uber Affiliate Marketing Guide
Alright, I'll admit that was a bit excessive but the point is you figure a "super" affiliate would do a little more research on a company before he recommends them to his readers about a dozen times but, then again if these problems arose recently it wouldn't be his "fault" for suggesting a network with serious tracking issues before they started to happen that theoritcally could be the difference between a successful campaign and an utter failure which could discourage a lot of new potentially good marketers. So can I really blame him for this? Maybe not however, don't you think someone who has a following, blog that some people trust, and is a self proclaimed "super" (uber actually) affiliate would warn his readers that CX had some tracking problem recently and maybe they should consider picking a different network or split test it because at the time you recommended them they weren't having major tracking issues and now they are. Seems like the right thing to do? Then again I might be expecting to much eh?
So paul, you end up making it to boston for ase this weekend?
By no means do I mean to hijack the thread in any way... but I think CX also needs to screen their advertisers better before accepting them into the network. One of their advertisers charged me back just under $25,000 for bad leads. Thing is, I used the exact same traffic sources I use to generate those leads for other networks (but different advertisers). As far as I was made aware, no investigation or any effort was made to try to arbitrate this in a fair manner. The money just disappeared. This was months ago, and I've kind of let it go. Oh well.
Needless to say they aren't exactly on my top 10 network list, either.
Needless to say they aren't exactly on my top 10 network list, either.
Most probably won't agree with me, but after about a year with Azoogle I still find their tracking to be pretty good.
Why didn't you post some boobs instead of this long, boring excuse. We would'v take you more seriously.
Wow, my post got a little fucked up hahaha, won't let me edit it. I didn't mean for it to be copied like 4 times. It does illustrate my post a little better though hahaha.
Edit: Any of the mods that want to fix it, feel free.
Edit: Any of the mods that want to fix it, feel free.
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