Best Cpm Ad Network "Clean"

is there a website I can go with listings of all ad networks in each different country, the vertical they specialize in, and their payout model?

 

Just stop it. Just stop. Stop it. Stop.

 

There is a thread that Qadabra is supporting virus infected ads. So no, they are not belong here. The OP looking for clean CPM ad and Qadara is known for having virus infected ads. Also their ecpm sucks big time.

 

You're right @charice.preston the thread is here:
https://forums.digitalpoint.com/thr...here-any-other-ones-who-got-infected.2715707/
Qadabra said in this thread that they removed this advertiser, need to get feedbacks from publishers to see if they actually did..

 

Yes, they did remove the advertisement containing malware. Qadabra is no doubt a reliable CPM network with 100% fill rate, although their eCPM rates are just about okay ($0.07 - $0.12).

 

Well good for you. I put back their tags on some of my sites and I found out until at the moment that there is still virus warning. Be sure to check on different parts of the world cause I dont get the warning on my country but for the other countries there are virus warning.

 

I know of other sites using them, and right away they set off Malwarebytes alerts.

 

I also heard Qadabra removed the advertisement containing malware. I've had good luck with Qadabra -- I signed up with the program immediately (Adsense made me wait days) and they have really good rich media options. I still use Adsense, too but I'm really glad I can use Qadabra alongside it.

 

Just cause they removed it does not mean there is NOT more which lingers. They are very reluctant to take responsibility and hold themselves liable for what they display on their network, and simply blaming their clients in not acceptable. If a network shows malware - the network is just as liable as their client, as the network is facilitating the distribution of the malvertising. I wouldn't use them just because of that.

 

I was curious so i made an account on your network, created a 300x250 zone place it on my site, a few minutes later the ad started showing up. I was curious i had to test it so clicked the ad, where did it lead me? A site marked as malware by Google -> "robogram.com"
I can't imagine the damage this untested ads cause to innocent publishers, when google start detecting links to malicious sites they'll most likely remove the publisher site from serp.

 

If this is true, I would need the ad url, we test every landing page as part of the approval process. While human error can come into play and one may have been missed... this is an extremely rare occasion. That is why we have a report ad link for our publishers on every ad.

I do stand by my statement though, that the ads themselves do not contain malicious code embedded. The landing page is a whole other issue that all networks deal with.

 

Well i have since removed the ads but you have the domain where the ad points to, i think i have informed enough for you to track it down. As you see the site is marked as malware by google And it is on your campaings so might as well check it out. I have nothing against your network just saying how things went for me. it's ok to doubt me but at least check it for the publishers that work with you.

 

Actually that ad is on the exchange, it is not one of our advertisers that is why I asked for the actual ad link because that has the tracking information to immediately find it... but I will send it to escalations and they will try and find it.

 

hey,
you could try adzonal.i've been working with them from past 5 months and the results are unbelievable.I would strongly recommend to join them

 

3/3 posts talking about the same network. Sorry either you own this unknown network, or you are being paid to post about it. Either way its spam.

 

Hi join
Adsboth network they are paying high cpm and also twice payment in a month http://www.adsboth.com

 

Adnetworks don't support malwares its just that some advertisers are clever enough to make tweaks of thier ads, most of what our network sees are tech support sites that freezes or locks browsers. Mind you when the alert system of the networks see these ads, they will immediately fix it.
We at toutrix do.

 

You should try MoveAds.net

 

We at Adbuff would be honoured to have you apply as a publisher with us as well. As many know, Adbuff offers ads just as clean as AdSense with rates that are highly competitive.