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> it doesn't address the fact that someone has lost money due to fraud You would try it out with a few hundreds or possibly thousands first. If it isn't showin
by geon 11y ago
> it doesn't address the fact that someone has lost money due to fraud
You would try it out with a few hundreds or possibly thousands first. If it isn't showing any return at all, something is fishy. You wouldn't with a sum that would hurt to lose.
Then nice thing about the web is that we can measure and analyze user behavior.
- newman8r 11y agoOf course. I'm not saying it isn't possible to have a profitable marketing campaign despite fraudor limit your losses (just starts to cost more since some industries are more impacted than others). I'm just pointing out that it's inherently a fraudulent/sketchy industry and therefore very subject to potential disruption.