Hello Daniel. I am a technical specialist...

Hello Daniel. I am a technical specialist of CityEds and I have studied your situation.

Citiades does not steal traffic, we do not have such mechanisms. The only possible option for the webmaster to lose traffic is when the webmaster pours on a stopped or blocked offer and the webmaster did not set up Bacurl.

But that is not the problem in your case. I will first write why it is absolutely not profitable for us to steal traffic in this way, and then specifically on your clicks.

1. Why it’s not profitable for us to steal traffic in this way.
The landing page you cited is some kind of dubious a one-dayer (currently blocked by most anti-viruses, by the way). It almost certainly has an extremely low conversion rate, simply because its subject matter is different from what the user was originally going for, and because such things always only make the user feel rejected.
In view of Imagine how much we would have to steal your net traffic to make any money from it. It’s much more profitable for us to deliver The advertiser’s traffic is clean.
Plus, the url of that malignant link doesn’t have our click_id, which is important for payment.

2. Specifically on your links. В The system registers one click that occurred at the time indicated in the screenshot and several more clicks from the same device within an hour and a half. All of them were directed to the advertiser’s domain.

3. what could have happened.
– Link spoofing with malicious code on the site where