Re:“35-50% of clicks on Reddit Ads are fraudulent”
by coldpie on Friday October 09, 2020 @04:23PM
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I once used a hosting provider whose business model was to give you "credits" every time you clicked on an ad. Enough credits got you a month of hosting. So of course I wrote up a little HTML page with some javascript that had a dozen iframes to load each click into a different frame, then refresh the ads list. Host told me to knock it off a couple days later :(
He did end up hiring me for a tiny bit of website work after that, paid like $200. My first ever paid tech gig.
He did end up hiring me for a tiny bit of website work after that, paid like $200. My first ever paid tech gig.