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They take long to Start your compeign. After payment the compeign days start counting when your compeign is still on pending and when they start the compeign they don't restart the days. but the traffic is good
Not a scam in my case, but a really bad service.
After a first month in which everything went as planned, visits suddenly began to drop, no longer reaching the threshold specified in my contract. Support doesn't understand the problem, or pretends not to. I will certainly not renew my subscription with them.
The worst experience I have ever had in sending visits. After filtering the visits using adscore, I found that 100% of them were bots. Advice to anyone who wants to close their advertising accounts is to use this damned site.
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