admedia Network Description
As a performance based advertising network, we’ve been providing Advertisers and Affiliates with marketing solutions since 2007. AdMedia connects advertisers to consumers across many channels. This includes industry leading email, domain, social and search networks. More than 60,000 advertisers utilize the AdMedia network to advance their offers.
AdMedia protects you and consumers at the same time. By using our patent-pending technology to study consumer response, users receive highly relevant ads while remaining completely anonymous.
AdMedia was founded in 2007 and is a privately-held company. Headquartered in Los Angeles, AdMedia has domestic offices throughout the state of California. AdMedia is an expanding company, constantly looking for new talent and encouraging innovation in order to provide our customers with industry leading advertising solutions.
AdMedia protects you and consumers at the same time. By using our patent-pending technology to study consumer response, users receive highly relevant ads while remaining completely anonymous.
AdMedia was founded in 2007 and is a privately-held company. Headquartered in Los Angeles, AdMedia has domestic offices throughout the state of California. AdMedia is an expanding company, constantly looking for new talent and encouraging innovation in order to provide our customers with industry leading advertising solutions.
Get the most out of your website with the help of AdMedia. You’ve already filled your site with interesting content, now it’s time to make money out of it. We’ll display relevant and targeted ads on your site and you’ll earn revenue every time your visitors click on the ads.
We also make sure that our advertisements will complement the natural look and feel of your website. You’re free to choose what kinds of ads you want and where they’ll appear. Do you want them to be discreet or in plain view? Do you want text ads or rich media? Whatever your preferences are, we’re here to make them happen.
We also make sure that our advertisements will complement the natural look and feel of your website. You’re free to choose what kinds of ads you want and where they’ll appear. Do you want them to be discreet or in plain view? Do you want text ads or rich media? Whatever your preferences are, we’re here to make them happen.
| admedia Network Details | |
| Commission Type: | AdMobile,Intextual,Contextual,Overlay Ads,404Bucks,DittoDomains,Remarketing,PreRoll,MidRoll,FooterRoll |
| Minimum Payment: | $ 100 / $30 for Paypal |
| Payment Frequency: | Search/PPC Net 45 terms， Display/Video Net 90 terms |
| Payment Method: | Paypal,Cheque |
| Country: | US |
| Contact: | Telephone:(800) 296-7104 Email:[email protected] |
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I agree with Zak on the 1st floor. They own me around $1500 and they just don’t pay. No matter you drop them lines or leave messages on Skype, they just ignore them.
A really “Good” practice, I think.
Hope Admedia will make big fortune this way.
Admedia debt is more than $8K. They ignore all attempts to contact.
Verdict: Admedia is scam
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Why shouldn’t you join Admedia as a publisher:
1. Admedia does not support “balance” of publishers.
2. Admedia shaves balance as they like.
3. There are many publishers those have never been paid for months, and Admedia will not let them know when they can be paid.
4. Admedia does not distinguish between adult ad and non-adult ad.
5. Ad codes have some problems. For example, banner code contains another ad codes those require publisher’s server resources, so if a publisher use 2~3 banner codes per page website will be very slow.