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i stumbled upon this random ppc ad site and wasn't sure if anyone has had any luck or experience with them? Copaclick http://www.copaclick.com/ gunna give it a shot, just figured id check for community feedback before jumpin it

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This thread illustrates a common pattern: a new/small pay‑per‑click network gets a positive plug from a single poster (), other members (notably ) call out the posting pattern as suspicious, and the company rep () later replies claiming the poster was an abusive publisher. That sequence is useful to learn from, not just about this network, but about how to evaluate any unfamiliar PPC/affiliate service.

Practical vetting checklist before spending real money or joining as a publisher:

  • Verify reputation independently: look for non‑affiliate reviews, complaints on multiple sites, and how long the domain/business has been operating.
  • Check transparency: a legitimate network provides verifiable contact details, clear payout methods and thresholds, and public descriptions of how traffic is sourced and validated.
  • Ask for anti‑fraud details: what algorithms or humans detect invalid clicks, and whether they offer refunds or credit when fraud is proven. Request sample reports or an audit trail you can reconcile with your own tracking.
  • Demand payment proof from unbiased sources (not forum referral posts). For advertisers, run a small test campaign and track conversions closely; for publishers, request recent payout history or references you can call.

Red flags seen in this thread and elsewhere: identical cross‑forum promos, unrealistic CPC promises, private WHOIS with no company info, evasive answers to direct questions. If a poster repeatedly promotes a service across forums, treat that content as marketing and verify independently before acting.

For forum hosts: enforce rules against affiliate spam and require disclosure. For companies: publish clear package/pricing info, anti‑fraud policies, and independent testimonials. For everyone: use small tests, insist on verifiable data, and report obvious spam to moderators.

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Member Avatar for x3mario

Not tried yet that one...

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Never heard of them. Their website doesn't look too reputable.

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hey quick update .. signed up for copaclick. so far averaging good CPC per day. just wanted to let everyone know. good luck.

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I love how someone with the same username (tygo429) posted a thread months and months ago in another webmaster forum saying that they're a happy CopaClick customer. In fact, you've done the same across many forums over the past couple of months. I didn't think the CopaClick website looked all that reputable and I guess I was right. They're spammers.

In fact, I was pretty inclined to think that tygo429 was just spamming his company initially, but I chose not to delete the thread as being obvious spam because I thought it would make a bigger statement to put DaniWeb's SEO to good use and have this thread, along with my comment about it not seeming reputable, rank on the first page for their company name.

We really are a good community, but please don't disgrace the forums and insult my intelligence by posting nonsense that you just ran into this random website. If you want to be a part of our community, you're more than welcome, but please follow our forum rules of not talking about the companies we're associated with so that we can have honest, unbiased real discussions.

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hey quick update .. signed up for copaclick. so far averaging good CPC per day. just wanted to let everyone know. good luck.

Did you tried it?

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Hello,

I would like to apologize for the posts written by user "tygo429". He was a publisher on our network trying to get referrals by spamming forums across the Internet. We have banned him since we found out about this and will not tolerate any type of spamming in any way.

If anyone has any questions relating to this issue, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you,

Adam Duflo
CopaClick Support

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If you are from the company, it could be nice providing more information about your packages as well as updates in the future.

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snapshot,

I have no problem discussing our products and services, but it is against forums rules to discuss sites you are affiliated with. The best thing for you to do is take a look at our website (http://www.copaclick.com/) and learn about it yourself. You can also PM me if you have any specific questions.

Thank you,

Adam Duflo
CopaClick

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Update: You can find a review explaining the pros and cons to our service at .

I wasn't sure how to edit my previous post!

Thank you,

Adam Duflo
CopaClick

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