Anyway, it's still NOT available on the chrome market. I think that you should put it.
I agree with you and certainly will do this. BTW, I think Firefox extension is also essential!
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Pagination added for the links in profile and ad's stats. Other sections will be updated very soon.
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Stop lying customers about 1% commission fee!
Total Paid Out: 38.251410366 BTC Fees Earned: 1.190484634 BTC
Turn on your calculator, it is ~3.1%!
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Can you add a way to delete/hide links from the "My links" list?
I will add a pagination soon.
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Language targeting available for advertisers! Show your ads only to people who speaks concrete language.
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Thank you! I have never written extensions for Chrome, but it is never late to start!
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Geo targeting added. You can choose countries in which you want an advertisement be shown or block some countries (e.g. United States for casinos). If user's country matches with the country which you have specified, your ad will have highest priority to be shown!
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I have updated stats in the profile's main page. Give me suggestions about other aggregated stats you want to see there.
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Are you also able to make something like a dynamic page ( because Bitcoin value is quiet dynamic ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) ) where you compare the earning of your service with others like adf.ly ? I mean, with Bitcoin you cut all the paypal/cc fees, so I think that you should be able to give more than them. I think better would be to allow the users to choose currency apart Bitcoins in which they want to see their earnings (i.e. auto conversion to USD using MtGox rate). This will attract even more users who don't actively use Bitcoin.
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At least you can leave them without a payout if you click enough. Given that even the traffic stats for partners are public, the system can be easily exploited.
Totally agree. I see no future for this service if the admin will not invest his time/money in the development, IMHO.
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Warning message disappeared, but now I see balance 0 BTC and payment still not received!
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We have introduced extra degree of anonymity. Everyone can permanently delete all logs we have on the server. Situation like this guaranteed will not happen now with your private data!
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Link publishers and advertisers can make stats hidden from other users in the account's "Privacy" section.
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I have decided to suspend your banners on the Daily Bitcoins. I hope other users would also evaluate features and conditions that BitcoinAdvertisers.com operator offers and make a correct choice!
P.S. I have requested a refund of remaining funds, but you have declined.
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Every CPC-based advertiser will reject a site that is receiving fraudulent clicks. I absolutely agree with you, but in this case BitcoinAdvertisers.com admin rejects legitimate clicks only at reason that the publisher has high CTR. P.S. I suppose the owner just don't have enough skills to implement normal fraud detecting script and therefore rely on the CTR. Pretty sure that's how most other sites do it too, but maybe you know more about it than I do? I know Google has some fairly complex (obviously not working well) methods of detecting click fraud, but most small-time advertising sites just use CTR and statistics to figure out who is cheating and who is not. I have implemented complex fraud detection algorithm on the CoinURL and it seems to work fine (I manually analyzed the logs and don't found any significant number of suspicious clicks). Of course it was not easy to implement and I need to periodically update filters, but it eliminates any disputes with publishers which emerged with the BitcoinAdvertisers.com. Relying solely on the CTR looks very primitive and if the admin wants to attract much more users, he must seriously work on the software.
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Every CPC-based advertiser will reject a site that is receiving fraudulent clicks. I absolutely agree with you, but in this case BitcoinAdvertisers.com admin rejects legitimate clicks only at reason that the publisher has high CTR. P.S. I suppose the owner just don't have enough skills to implement normal fraud detecting script and therefore rely on the CTR.
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Sadly I am am having to post this quote from our TOS to head off a likely dispute with a disgruntled partner (e.g., web publisher) who is making inaccurate claims about the service and is likely to make those grievances public. The materials on BitcoinAdvertisers.com's web site are provided "as is". BitcoinAdvertisers.com makes no warranties, expressed or implied, and hereby disclaims and negates all other warranties, including without limitation, implied warranties or conditions of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement of intellectual property or other violation of rights. Further, BitcoinAdvertisers.com does not warrant or make any representations concerning the accuracy, likely results, or reliability of the use of the materials on its Internet web site or otherwise relating to such materials or on any sites linked to this site.
In no event shall BitcoinAdvertisers.com or its suppliers be liable for any damages (including, without limitation, damages for loss of data or profit, or due to business interruption,) arising out of the use or inability to use the materials on BitcoinAdvertisers.com's Internet site, even if BitcoinAdvertisers.com or a BitcoinAdvertisers.com authorized representative has been notified orally or in writing of the possibility of such damage. Because some jurisdictions do not allow limitations on implied warranties, or limitations of liability for consequential or incidental damages, these limitations may not apply to you.
http://bitcoinadvertisers.com/tos.phpState it clearly on the visible place (e.g. footer) that users could know that they are not guaranteed with payout! For example: "Website operator reserves the right to reject payments on its sole discretion!".
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Does Google disclose the rates at which they determine a website to have fraudulent clicks? As far as I've ever seen, no. Google never promise fixed CPC rate and then reject payments. They clearly state that earnings can vary and are not guaranteed. But your site does in opposite! Quote from your site: Currently you could earn 10.89 mBTC for one visitor! I just ask to stop misleading advertising!
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The CTR rate we use is private to prevent abuse.
If you would be a real company which must obey EU consumer protection laws, you would must to clearly specify all conditions on your front page (not just hiding in somewhere in the middle of ToS) and definitely declare exact CTR value, exceeding which customers will not receive payments. Otherwise it would be classified as customer's misleading! A non-Bitcoin company in these circumstances would receive a bunch of lawsuits and with 99.999% chance you would be ordered to pay all fund earned. It is a big advantage of the Bitcoin economy that you can start any business and be away from state regulations, so I cannot demand anything from you. But I have chosen to make this issue public to let the other users decide to agree your conditions or not.
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