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i just found this

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search on google '<snip>'

this author said '250,000 trafiic real unique visitor will visit your blog/webs?'

did anyone trust this?

please tell me something.

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Many replies here already call the offer a scam (, , , , ). That is a reasonable starting point: services promising huge numbers of "real" uniques very quickly are frequently bot-driven, traffic-exchange noise, or referral spam that inflates counts without delivering engagement. Besides wasting money, artificial traffic can trigger penalties from ad networks and will make analytics useless for decision-making ().

Quick practical checks that separate noise from value:

  • Compare visit counts to engagement: watch average session duration, pages/session, and bounce rate for spikes that show no real interaction.
  • Use real-time analytics and server logs to check IP diversity, network domains (ASN) and geolocation; many visits from one ASN or identical user agents are a red flag.
  • Inspect referral sources: lots of single-visit referrers, strange domains, or repeated UTM patterns usually indicate low-quality traffic.
  • Look for timing patterns: huge, instantaneous spikes that drop off are typical of scripted traffic.
  • Require verifiable proof (server logs or third-party tracking) and a trial/refund policy before any payment.
  • Enable bot filtering and other analytics protections to reduce false positives in reports ().

When an offer fails these checks, declining payment is the safest option. For remedial steps after a purchase, request a refund, block offending IPs or ASNs at the server or CDN level, and treat future growth through targeted content, search campaigns, and social ads that focus on conversions rather than raw visit counts.

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Member Avatar for joy12

I think its a very big number to achieve.

Member Avatar for Dani

Scam?

Member Avatar for marc84

Can any one just how authentic is these..
SNIP

Pls. reply.

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Member Avatar for joelchrist

I think so cscgal.. sure scam.

Member Avatar for shaniadavid

SCAM as usual...

Member Avatar for shaniadavid

Why are you not replying back???

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