CoinURL sold to the new owner

[payb.tc]

Yeah 25% is insane, especially when it's not very clear beforehands.  

sooo... i hear that the 25% withdrawal fee is still in effect, even on publisher earnings. true or false?

p.s. this funny-sounding word is in your faq:

shroteners

[WikileaksDude]

Yeah 25% is insane, especially when it's not very clear beforehands.  

sooo... i hear that the 25% withdrawal fee is still in effect, even on publisher earnings. true or false?

p.s. this funny-sounding word is in your faq:

shroteners

Yep its still in effect, i was about to withdraw when I saw it.

This is fuckd. 25% is too much..

[SlickTheNick]

And on top of the 25% fee, every time I have tried to withdraw, it takes at least like 3 or 4 days to actually get sent to my account. Starting to seem like a joke

[fwho]

I dont think Google tells you how much they are pocketing, but last time I looked it up I saw estimates as high as 50%.

Anyways, are there restrictions on adult and gambling ads, or are they open to advertise as well? Because Google finding those types of ads on your site will hurt your sites ranking.

[Raoul Duke]

And on top of the 25% fee, every time I have tried to withdraw, it takes at least like 3 or 4 days to actually get sent to my account. Starting to seem like a joke

The waiting time doesn't worry me much, nor does the 25%. What worries me is that my last withdrawal is marked as Paid but no coin arrived on my wallet.dat

[wachtwoord]

Happened to me once too and after I send a mail I quickly received it to my wallet (I guess he is doing this by hand and made a small error).

What worries me personally is that for my last withdrawal the UI said I wouldn't be paying any fees but after I clicked withdraw 25 % was withheld anyway. Also occurred to me once when the site was under previous management so I think this is unintentional.

[SlickTheNick]

Happened to me once too and after I send a mail I quickly received it to my wallet (I guess he is doing this by hand and made a small error).

What worries me personally is that for my last withdrawal the UI said I wouldn't be paying any fees but after I clicked withdraw 25 % was withheld anyway. Also occurred to me once when the site was under previous management so I think this is unintentional.

Its probably not programmed very well at all. Seems like alot of it is processed manually which is probably why it takes so long for withdrawals.

[Raoul Duke]

My problem will be solved soon, I was told.

[WikileaksDude]

again .. tried to withdraw.. 24h ago, still no coin arrived in my wallet

https://blockchain.info/address/1FdcBichMwFx6C3zjWqgC96j6FTeFocj9L

[Dali99]

when I go to the page it says: "Account locked for fraud activity."

[QuantumKiwi]

Made a recent deposit, didn't work today. It worked a few days ago

[ranlo]

I dont think Google tells you how much they are pocketing, but last time I looked it up I saw estimates as high as 50%.

Anyways, are there restrictions on adult and gambling ads, or are they open to advertise as well? Because Google finding those types of ads on your site will hurt your sites ranking.

In case anyone else cares (I know it's an old post but the info is still good) Google takes 32% of the revenue for Adsense. The other 68% goes to the publisher.

[Global BTC]

As an advertiser, I'd appreciate a way to pause/delete multiple ads at once.

[QuantumKiwi]

Just letting people know regarding my earlier post, my deposit has been processed by the staff at coinURL.

Looks like things are back to normal, good advertising service

[Matoking]

I stopped using CoinURL a month or so ago, since I was getting paid 0.00000600-0.00001200 BTC per click, which was really terrible compared to other advertising services.

Has the CPC gotten any better to reconsider using CoinURL?

[ranlo]

I stopped using CoinURL a month or so ago, since I was getting paid 0.00000600-0.00001200 BTC per click, which was really terrible compared to other advertising services.

Has the CPC gotten any better to reconsider using CoinURL?

PPC should be based on how much the advertiser paid for the click. This means it will (or at least should) fluctuate a lot from day to day, much like it does with AdSense.

[chmod755]

PPC should be based on how much the advertiser paid for the click. This means it will (or at least should) fluctuate a lot from day to day, much like it does with AdSense.

It's a bit better now, but I think targeting could be improved. Maybe by allowing users to add keywords as advertisers and match them with publisher keywords.

[Daily Anarchist]

I sent an email to CoinUrl a couple of weeks ago and never heard back from anyone. I had a few technical questions in getting set up. I'd like to switch from Adsense to CoinUrl the beginning of next month, but I won't do it if I never hear back from them.

[krudkeeper]

What's up with chrome malware detection on sites that use coinurl?

[ranlo]

What's up with chrome malware detection on sites that use coinurl?

Apparently they allowed an advertiser to upload an ad with malware on it, so it's now been flagged (the domain). They are going to have to deal with that through the proper channels to get it cleared up, and I seriously hope they have better protocols for the future; otherwise this is a massive security concern.