Clickadilla - the biggest spammer of the industry

[xxify]

Am I the only who's constantly bombarded with emails from clickadilla?

I've asked them like a hundred times to stop and yet they keep using every possible channel to contact me.

[kuprum]

because you're very sexy

[jscott]

i get about one email/day. I always report as spam and they still find a way to get in my inbox.

And I would never do business with any company that is even involved with Clickadilla, because of it.

[Beaver1]

The same here some days dozens of emails,
just like Clickadu, Ad Maven, Clickcain and Adsterra.

Sometimes I have the feeling that all the ad companies belong
to one and the same person and are only intended to give the impression
that there is something like a market that actually doesn't exist.


Greetings Beaver

[Frankey]

Clickadilla indeed sends A LOT of e-mails, even when you unsubscribe, report them as spam or whatever they WILL end up in your inbox guaranteed.

Business probably isn't going as good, otherwise they wouldn't have to spam their customers twice per day :').

[Colmike9]

If Clickadilla reads this, you should PM me and tell me how you get into people's inbox so well...

[avrevenue]

Originally Posted by Beaver1

The same here some days dozens of emails,
just like Clickadu, Ad Maven, Clickcain and Adsterra.

Sometimes I have the feeling that all the ad companies belong
to one and the same person and are only intended to give the impression
that there is something like a market that actually doesn't exist.


Greetings Beaver

Got the same feeling, got emails from all domains we own. I add a rules to move them directly to the spam folder!

[plsureking]

Originally Posted by Colmike9

If Clickadilla reads this, you should PM me and tell me how you get into people's inbox so well...

well i know how to do the opposite - get them kicked off their hosting

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[Klen]

Originally Posted by plsureking

well i know how to do the opposite - get them kicked off their hosting

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They are on cloudflare so it wont work.

[plsureking]

Originally Posted by Klen

They are on cloudflare so it wont work.

that's even easier. one point of failure.

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[geirlur]

Originally Posted by Beaver1

The same here some days dozens of emails,
just like Clickadu, Ad Maven, Clickcain and Adsterra.

I get from all of these as well.. :/

[jscott]

Anyone heard of or use Admonetix? I got email from them today, very similar to Clickadilla type of email, wondering if they're legit or just scammer/spammers? Any input is appreciated

[geirlur]

Shall we all agree to boycott mentioned companies?

[todservices]

I bought $200 worth of traffic from clickadilla about a year ago.
While their interface is actually well done, the traffic was pure sh*t
I was not expecting to make leads with it, but at least see some interaction on the site, it has not even been the case.
I personaly blacklisted them since I was not even sure this was real traffic.
Not saying it was bot, but it looked like it at least.

[Klen]

Originally Posted by todservices

I bought $200 worth of traffic from clickadilla about a year ago.
While their interface is actually well done, the traffic was pure sh*t
I was not expecting to make leads with it, but at least see some interaction on the site, it has not even been the case.
I personaly blacklisted them since I was not even sure this was real traffic.
Not saying it was bot, but it looked like it at least.

Any ad network which does not have transparent click flow(meaning, you can visit site,click somewhere and see ad network URL loading) have increased chance of bot traffic.

[Matyko]

so fucking annoying.
adsterra does this too..

[LeoClickadu]

IMHO, the easiest way to stop spam is to respond to it. I hate to break it to you, but this is the only way to reach the owner of a website and offer them the opportunity to improve its revenue. No kidding - this isn't spam or selective spam or mass mailing. Each site is taken personally to assess the revenue, traffic volumes, geo breakdowns, and so on.
I can't speak for other companies, but here at Clickadu, there is a real person behind every email, with their own face, life, and character. While you remain silent, our managers have to reinvent the wheel to get your attention.

If you're really tired of receiving spam from Clickadu and aren't interested in working with us under any circumstances, please send me a personal message, and I'll add a mark to stop disturbing you.

[jscott]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

IMHO, the easiest way to stop spam is to respond to it. I hate to break it to you, but this is the only way to reach the owner of a website and offer them the opportunity to improve its revenue. No kidding - this isn't spam or selective spam or mass mailing. Each site is taken personally to assess the revenue, traffic volumes, geo breakdowns, and so on.
I can't speak for other companies, but here at Clickadu, there is a real person behind every email, with their own face, life, and character. While you remain silent, our managers have to reinvent the wheel to get your attention.

If you're really tired of receiving spam from Clickadu and aren't interested in working with us under any circumstances, please send me a personal message, and I'll add a mark to stop disturbing you.

Fuck that, never getting reply from me if I suspect a person or company of spamming.

Desperation is a very negative characteristic.

[LeoClickadu]

Originally Posted by jscott

Fuck that, never getting reply from me if I suspect a person or company of spamming.

Desperation is a very negative characteristic.

Gotcha. But we are not at the barricades.
What's the difference between a real offer and a spam?
Having a single department to provide 24/7 account-managing and optimization service, and special branch who're in charge of reaching website owners doesn't look like desperation - whatever that means.

Not accusing you of being biased against the companyes, but I'm feeling sorry that you're thinking of us as desperate and unprofessional spammers without giving us a single chance.

Anyway, to stop getting mail from us, just hit me with PM

[LeoClickadu]

Originally Posted by jscott

Anyone heard of or use Admonetix? I got email from them today, very similar to Clickadilla type of email, wondering if they're legit or just scammer/spammers? Any input is appreciated

They're not Clickadilla, but I haven't heard a good word bout them. Hope it won't sound desperately

[Klen]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

IMHO, the easiest way to stop spam is to respond to it. I hate to break it to you, but this is the only way to reach the owner of a website and offer them the opportunity to improve its revenue. No kidding - this isn't spam or selective spam or mass mailing. Each site is taken personally to assess the revenue, traffic volumes, geo breakdowns, and so on.
I can't speak for other companies, but here at Clickadu, there is a real person behind every email, with their own face, life, and character. While you remain silent, our managers have to reinvent the wheel to get your attention.

If you're really tired of receiving spam from Clickadu and aren't interested in working with us under any circumstances, please send me a personal message, and I'll add a mark to stop disturbing you.

Ah lol spam is a spam. Just because you show your face and name with it does not change fact how it's a spam.

[fuzebox]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

What's the difference between a real offer and a spam?

Trick question. There isn't one

Unsolicited is unsolicited.

[LeoClickadu]

Originally Posted by Klen

Ah lol spam is a spam. Just because you show your face and name with it does not change fact how it's a spam.

Obviously, each manager is sending a bunch of e-mails daily. But he's lefting there not only the name, b̶u̶t̶ ̶a̶ ̶p̶i̶e̶c̶e̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶s̶o̶u̶l̶. Every time the mail's composing, each of the managers are inspecting site, estimate its avg CPM, suitable formats etc. In case someone from Clickadu is offering you extra 10-15% of your earnings, I bet we'll did. Even with a negative ROI for ourselves, just because a word is a word.
Srsly, not all the guys who're trying to reach you out are the bad guys.

[LeoClickadu]

Originally Posted by fuzebox

Trick question. There isn't one

Unsolicited is unsolicited.

haha
but if a tree falls in a forest and noone is around, does it make a sound?
both a tricky

and what about the AWMS who have accepted the offer and started working with us? does it still count as spam?

[LustCore]

They are sometimes tricky so you can't always recognize the company without actually opening the email. But not bothering anymore of this kind of companies and their excuses.

Btw as I've noticed it happens that their agents are hopping companies so no wonder that they are basically just copying each others 'markering' (better word, spamming) method.

[feetnerd]

hahaha same, they don't even read the emails!

I have set an automation to all the clickadilla emails I receive with a video of me cuming on some feet and still they reply to the video if I want to buy or sell traffic!

[PornMySex]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

Obviously, each manager is sending a bunch of e-mails daily. But he's lefting there not only the name, b̶u̶t̶ ̶a̶ ̶p̶i̶e̶c̶e̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶s̶o̶u̶l̶. Every time the mail's composing, each of the managers are inspecting site, estimate its avg CPM, suitable formats etc. In case someone from Clickadu is offering you extra 10-15% of your earnings, I bet we'll did. Even with a negative ROI for ourselves, just because a word is a word.
Srsly, not all the guys who're trying to reach you out are the bad guys.

You need to understand that if we took the time to answer to all those emails it would take us more than 24 hours a day.

[p0rth0r]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

IMHO, the easiest way to stop spam is to respond to it. I hate to break it to you, but this is the only way to reach the owner of a website and offer them the opportunity to improve its revenue. No kidding - this isn't spam or selective spam or mass mailing. Each site is taken personally to assess the revenue, traffic volumes, geo breakdowns, and so on.
I can't speak for other companies, but here at Clickadu, there is a real person behind every email, with their own face, life, and character. While you remain silent, our managers have to reinvent the wheel to get your attention.

If you're really tired of receiving spam from Clickadu and aren't interested in working with us under any circumstances, please send me a personal message, and I'll add a mark to stop disturbing you.

Usually when you reply spam it tenfolds into multiple sources of spammers making the replied a "hot lead opportunity"...

[p0rth0r]

Originally Posted by Klen

Any ad network which does not have transparent click flow(meaning, you can visit site,click somewhere and see ad network URL loading) have increased chance of bot traffic.

like 97% of all traffic sources, be it blind or not?

[geirlur]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

IMHO, the easiest way to stop spam is to respond to it. I hate to break it to you, but this is the only way to reach the owner of a website and offer them the opportunity to improve its revenue. No kidding - this isn't spam or selective spam or mass mailing. Each site is taken personally to assess the revenue, traffic volumes, geo breakdowns, and so on.
I can't speak for other companies, but here at Clickadu, there is a real person behind every email, with their own face, life, and character. While you remain silent, our managers have to reinvent the wheel to get your attention.

If you're really tired of receiving spam from Clickadu and aren't interested in working with us under any circumstances, please send me a personal message, and I'll add a mark to stop disturbing you.

I reply to all of them, saying I don't work with ad networks. My contact form says this as well. Then every month I get the same mail over again. This goes for many of the companies mentioned in this thread

[Klen]

Originally Posted by p0rth0r

like 97% of all traffic sources, be it blind or not?

Exoclick is biggest ad network and they are transparent

[fuzebox]

Originally Posted by LeoClickadu

haha
and what about the AWMS who have accepted the offer and started working with us? does it still count as spam?

Well yeah, spam makes sales.

You made the business decision to risk your reputation and getting blacklisted by some publishers in hopes of getting some others. A guy has to eat. That doesn't change the fact that most people hate cold outreach.

No one is questioning why you guys spam webmasters, they are just expressing how annoying it is.

[LeMeLiN]

Scammers and spammers. As Adnetwork, you must build trust to your customers, and these guys ruin honest relationship by non stoping their email marketing macshin. I cant trust them after they lied about removing from mailing list, in my face!!

[jmsross]

Another one to the list.

https://gfy.com/sell-and-buy-forum/1...etix-scam.html

[plsureking]

tell me this thread isn't about getting fucking email in your inbox?

mark as spam and shut the fuck up.



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[kdz]

just send the email to your spam folder and delete forever

[jscott]

Originally Posted by plsureking

tell me this thread isn't about getting fucking email in your inbox?
mark as spam and shut the fuck up.

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You'd have a great point, if the thread was titled something other than " Clickadilla - the biggest spammer of the industry"

[plsureking]

Originally Posted by jscott

You'd have a great point, if the thread was titled something other than " Clickadilla - the biggest spammer of the industry"

bad title

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[geirlur]

Originally Posted by plsureking

bad title

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Hmm seems very accurate