Has anyone heared of Are they realiable?Do they pay? :eek:

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Quick practical checklist for — and thanks to for flagging caution. If you want to know whether a small ad/affiliate program pays and is safe, do these before you plug it into a live site.

  • Ask the network for recent, verifiable payment proofs and three publisher references you can contact. Request the payout schedule, minimum, and exact payment methods.
  • Read the terms of service for chargeback/refund rules and how they validate traffic or conversions. Look for anything that gives the network unusual control over your visitors or site content.
  • Test first on a disposable domain or inside a virtual machine. Keep traffic low until you confirm payments arrive.
  • Inspect the ad code before use: view page source, look for heavily obfuscated scripts, and monitor outbound network calls with browser dev tools or a proxy. Any code that forces downloads or asks for low-level access is a red flag.
  • Search other forums and archives for payment reports, and ask here for screenshots or transaction details (non-sensitive) from anyone who has been paid.

If someone here has been paid by dollarrevenue, please post the payment method, date range, and a screenshot (mask sensitive info) so can judge. If you get no solid proof, pick a more established network instead.

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The animated arrows on their site are cool looking. I would NEVER recommend using a program like theirs - pay per install with ActiveX controls automatically popping up to install crap onto innocent web surfers' machines ... spammy malware is what it is.

Does anyone know they pay or not?

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