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Then, just click on the “Clear My Stuff” button<br />
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The <a href="/user/action/tools/testing.cgi" target="_blank"><strong>Testing Tool</strong></a> will clear your tracking cookies and delete any clicks from our database that have come from your IP address (<a href="/user/action/tools/iplookup.cgi?ip=$...
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This allows you to retest your links over and over as a unique visitor. Just click “Clear My Stuff” right before you start each new test.<br />
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No fuss, no muss!<br />
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If you have the <a href="/user/action/tools/testing.cgi" target="_blank"><strong>Testing Tool</strong></a> open in its own tab, you can test and retest even faster!<br />
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There’s no need to use incognito or private windows, to use different browsers, or to use any other approach to try and trick ClickMagick into thinking you’re a different person for testing purposes.<br />
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Just forget all that stuff and use the “Clear My Stuff” button instead!<br />
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<div class="faq-note"><b>Note:</b> The <a href="/user/action/tools/testing.cgi" target="_blank"><strong>Testing Tool</strong></a> will only remove information about clicks coming from your own IP address (i.e., from yourself) and will not affect...
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If you don’t want to remove your IP information and only want to clear your cookie information, here are the links you can use for that:<br />
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<html><head><title>Can you explain in more detail what an "Abuser" is?</title></head><body>
<b>Can you explain in more detail what an “Abuser” is?</b><br />
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An “Abuser” is a web surfer who has exhibited abnormal and highly suspicious click patterns.<br />
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For example, loading the same tracking link 30 times in one minute or clicking 30 different tracking links in one minute.<br />
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This can happen with any traffic source, but it’s most commonly seen when you buy “solo ad” clicks.<br />
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Normally, “Abusers” are people who have gone out of their way to prevent our system from tracking them properly—by turning off cookies and JavaScript in their browser, surfing in “incognito” or “private” mode...
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If you click on the number in the FC (Flagged Clicks) column of your link, you can download the clicks and sort them by IP address. You’ll almost always see 10-50+ clicks from the same IP in a short period of time.<br />
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In ClickMagick, you can also click on the IP address for any click to view the history of that IP, and you’ll often find that the same IPs are “clicking” over and over on other ClickMagick users’ links as well.<br />
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<strong>Solo Ads</strong><br />
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If you’re buying solo ads and you’re seeing a lot of flagged “Abuser” clicks from a particular seller, there are really only two possible explanations …<br />
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<td>If a user has already reached your site via a tracking link, any “organic” clicks from that user are ignored and conversions are attributed to the tracking link as usual.<br />
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This goes for you as well, so if you’re trying to generate “test” organic clicks you’ll want to use another browser, use an “incognito” browser window, or see the FAQ below about clearing your ClickMagick cookie...
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<td style="box-sizing: border-box;"><b><a href="/user/faqs.cgi?answer=36">How can I easily delete my cookies for testing?</a></b></td>
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<html><head><title>How do we determine duplicate pixel conversions?</title></head><body>
<strong>How do we determine duplicate pixel conversions?</strong><br />
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Although duplicate clicks are determined by a combination of a user's IP address and cookie data stored in their browser, duplicate conversions from tracking pixels are handled differently.<br data-text="true" />
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When a tracking pixel fires, it is considered a duplicate if just the IP address matches a previous conversion for the same tracking link with the same Ref value—there is no check against cookie data. More importantly, switching to different br...
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In practical terms, this means that clearing your cookies will have no effect on whether a pixel conversion is considered a duplicate or not, and if you're expecting that clearing cookie data will have an effect, you can be confused by the result...
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By the way, we do NOT make this information public in any FAQs or other documentation because we don't want to give scammers any information that could make their jobs easier. That said, sometimes it might be necessary to mention this to a user e...
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